48 Hour Film Project

48 Hour Film Project is an international film event that pushes filmmakers to test their creativity, learn new skills, and showcase their films. Founded in 2001 in the United States, the project is a fast-paced and intense weekend challenge where participating teams have to write, shoot, edit, and score a movie within a mere 48 hours. The challenge kicks off on a Friday night when teams receive a character, a prop, a line of dialogue, and a genre, all of which must be included in their movie. The culmination of the 48-hour marathon is the screening of the completed films at local theaters, typically within the following week.

The 48 Hour Film Project falls within the Internet industry, providing a platform for aspiring filmmakers to showcase their talents and gain exposure. Currently, there is no publicly disclosed information regarding the company's last investment or the involved investors. However, the project continues to thrive as a notable avenue for filmmakers to challenge their skills and bring their creations to the big screen within an astonishingly short timeframe.