168 Hour Film Project
Location	Los Angeles, California  United States
Directed by	John Ware
Official website

The 168 Hour Film Project is a week-long (168 hours) international Christian film competition. John Ware is the founder and executive director.^[1] The 2007 winner was A Good Day, by husband and wife Wes and Amanda Llewellyn.^[2] Films premiere at the 168 Hour Film Festival in April in Los Angeles.

Producers have 1 week to film and edit a 11-minute movie based on a theme and a Bible verse.^[3] All films created during the production week premiere at the 168 Film Festival. At the end of the festival, awards are given to the producers.

Contents 1 History 2 Award Categories 3 See also 4 References 5 External links

[edit] History

In 2003, the 168 Film Project started with 13 entries. That number went up to 53 films in 2004, and 57 in 2005. In 2006, entries were cut off at 54 to keep it manageable. All 54 films were shown at the prestigious Alex Theatre in Glendale. In the last six years, the 168 Hour Film Project has made 300 short films in over 20 countries.

[edit] Award Categories

• Best Scriptural Integration
• Best Film
• Best Comedy
• Best Actor
• Best Actress
• Best Supporting Actor
• Best Supporting Actress
• Best Screenplay – Drama
• Best Screenplay – Comedy
• Best Director
• Best Cinematography
• Best Editor
• Best Sound Design
• Best Original Score
• Best Production Design
• Best International Film
• Best Unlimited Documentary
• Best Behind The Scenes Documentary
• Special Jury Award for CGI
• Friday Audience Winner
• Saturday Audience Winner

[edit] See also

• Chechnya Film Festival
• 10 Under 10 Film Festival

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Official website
• Make a Movie in a Week! at Christianity Today
• One Week, One Film

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