"Building Imagination" up for IFC Award

ilooklikemark

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Hey everyone, I am reaching out cause I need your help. My film, "Building Imagination" is up for the Independent Film Channel Spirit Award and I need some votes! This is the link:

It was shot with an HVX as well. Please help us if you can. Also, comments on the film are much appreciated.

Thanks and take care.
 
Thanks man, I really appreciate it. This is a shorter version because of the 90 second limitation. Hopefully I can host the four minute version sometime.

Thanks again.
 
Nice work. At first I was thinking how bad the audio sucked but then the kid put his head in the box and the world went silent...Wow! It sucked for a reason. Great Job.
 
LOL I was thinking the same thing! You definitely are "ON' the one thats above you... good luck. got my vote!
 
Wasn't allowed to vote from Norway.

Tried NY zip... Same problem

Nice work.
Reminds me of a series of shorts for kids I worked on a year ago: "Happiness is"...

60 one minutes frome Norway, Sweden, Finnland & Denmark. (I was just a bit involved with the Norwegian part, though)

Gunleik
 
Yeah, I've heard from some people that the site won't let them register. My roommate had to try four or five times in a row.
I don't expect anyone to do that. I just appreciate you looking and the feedback on this forum. Thanks again to everyone.
You can watch the full length version here
 
Hey everyone, this is the last week for the IFC awards, so if you haven't please resister to vote. They fixed the registration problems so it shouldn't be hard now. Please help!

Thanks everyone.
 
Love it. LOVE IT.

I'm usually the last person who would say this, but I almost think the 90 second version is better. It establishes the concept, then has the amazing reveal as a climax. The full version isn't paced as well.

That being said, I'm glad I had the chance to watch the full version as there was some amazing photography, some adorable moments (the discus-thrower impression was priceless), and more of a payoff at the end.

I wish you the best. Count on my vote.
 
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