All short film submissions to the California Media Access Collaborative (CMAC) 72-Hour Film Race will be available on demand, accommodating those unable to view in person. (GV Wire Composite)
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The Community Media Access Collaborative 72-Hour Film Race is expanding screening opportunities due to high demand.
The film race is a hit, completely selling out within days.
In response, CMAC moved the screening into a larger theater room at Maya Cinemas, which quickly sold out as well.
But don’t fret if you weren’t one of the lucky ones to snag a ticket.
To accommodate those unable to get a seat, all film race videos will air and be available on demand after 7:30 p.m. Friday.
The short films will air on CMAC 1 – Public Channel (Xfinity 93, AT&T 99), through the CMAC app, and here.
This excitement reflects the Valley’s support for local creativity and community-driven storytelling, CMAC said in a statement.
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72-Hour Film Race
The 72-Hour Film Race is a creative challenge, forcing participants to think on their feet and push their creativity limits.
Participating teams received packs containing their film’s title and a theme, action, or prop that must be included at noon on Aug. 1.
Then, the countdown began as teams rushed to write, shoot, and edit a three-to-five-minute PG-13 film.
As an additional twist, all films must be shot on a mobile tablet or cellular device — taking inspiration from Tangerine and 28 Years Later.
Participants had to submit finished films by noon Aug. 3.
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