Fan Video: “Scott Pilgrim Vs. 60 Seconds” Michael Lee, January 23, 2011January 23, 2011 There is no denying it, Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World has gone down as one of the most under appreciated films of 2010. But that is not stopping its fan base or me from making it a cult favorite. Edgar Wright knows when his work is appreciated, and an in turn he he shows how appreicative he is of their work by posting links on his twitter or blog. Wright posted a link on his twitter that leads to a fan made video created by MegaSteakMan. The video carries the same story as Edgar Wright’s but with cheaper and more imitable effects. Hit the jump to see the video.The video was created for the Virgin Mobile Fake Film Festival.Leave your thoughts below. Fan Made Work Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World
Time Magazine Ranks Top Ten Star Wars Fan Films August 25, 2010Star Wars has always been a great source for fan films. Dan reported a few days back about the fan reenactment project called Star Wars Uncut, but dozens of original stories relating to the beloved space saga have popped up on the internet for the past decade. Time realized this, and asked fans… Read More
Fan Trailer Tries To Pass Itself Off as “Tron 3” Trailer April 25, 2011April 26, 2011Our friend Anton has posted some Tron 3 previews in the past on his YouTube channel, and he was recently sent what is supposedly a new one. The submitter claims it’s test footage for Comic-Con 2011, but despite the professional quality, it looks to clearly be a fan trailer. Take… Read More
Fan Made Work Check Out the Sci-Fi Short Film “Somnolence” January 7, 2011January 9, 2011Especially with social media today, short films are a great way for filmmakers to promote themselves and ideas to the world. Patrick Kalyn, an Emmy-nominated visual effects animator who has worked on films such as District 9, has done just that with his short film Somnolence, a cool sci-fi thriller… Read More
Very good video.I also recommend the Reservoir Dogs done in stop motion kinda South Parky…. kinda.http://vancouver.virginradio.ca/VideoChannel/FakeFilmFestival/View.aspx?PostID=35764