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Last year, we participated in the 48 Hour Film Project: a whirlwind trip to write, shoot and edit your own short film (with a series of limitations) in 48 hours.  Our film, "Zombie: The Musical" picked up several awards.  It was a great time.

Today, the Washington Post profiles a few teams competing in the project (there is a rolling calendar throughout the summer).  The project comes to Little Rock the weekend of June 6th.

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Blues on 12th Street
Date: 5/8/2008
By: David Koon

The old Safeway store at the corner of 12th and Cedar Streets doesn't look like much these days - a peeling blue hulk of a building, marooned between the Willie Hinton Community Resource Center and the church on the next corner. /more/

Silence is golden
Date: 5/8/2008
By: Arkansas Times Staff

Tracy Ingle - who was shot five times by a North Little Rock SWAT team during a no-knock drug raid back in January - was slapped with a gag order during his first court appearance since a story about his case was published in the Arkansas Times on March 24. /more/


For Griffen
Date: 5/8/2008
By: Arkansas Times Staff

As Judge Wendell Griffen says, courage is not a vice (though critics seem to fault him for having it) but a virtue. /more/

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