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48-Second Film 48-Second Film

For this activity, students were split up into 9 small groups, spread out across campus, and were given 2 hours to plan and produce a 48-second short film. The students were limited by time, no props, and using only a phone.

Later that evening the short films were screened in the Northwest Campus Auditorium for the whole program. The students learned how to work under a time limit with little to no supplies for a creative project.  For this activity, students were split up into 9 small groups, spread out across campus, and were given 2 hours to plan and produce a 48-second short film. The students were limited by time, no props, and using only a phone.

Later that evening the short films were screened in the Northwest Campus Auditorium for the whole program. The students learned how to work under a time limit with little to no supplies for a creative project.

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For this activity, students were split up into 9 small groups, spread out across campus, and were given 2 hours to plan and produce a 48-second short film. The students were limited by time, no props, and using only a phone.<br /> <br /> Later that evening the short films were screened in the Northwest Campus Auditorium for the whole program. The students learned how to work under a time limit with little to no supplies for a creative project.  For this activity, students were split up into 9 small groups, spread out across campus, and were given 2 hours to plan and produce a 48-second short film. The students were limited by time, no props, and using only a phone.<br /> <br /> Later that evening the short films were screened in the Northwest Campus Auditorium for the whole program. The students learned how to work under a time limit with little to no supplies for a creative project.