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Thu, 14 May 2009 13:09:13 EDT

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Thu, 07 May 2009 12:43:20 EDT

You've watched Part 1 of "The Best Short Films In The World" Season Finale. Now, listen to Bobby's kid puppet tell you about what you need to do to get featured in the final episode of the Season...Submit your video responses today and don't forget to leave a voicemail too! 646-274-4625. We need your video/voicemail lovin' soon in order to get in next week's episode!

View the Entire Films from Episode 31 - Season Finale Part 1

Thu, 07 May 2009 11:22:55 EDT

BROKEN THINGS
by Vincent Lambe
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COUNTRY ROAD
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MORNING
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Thu, 30 Apr 2009 12:03:56 EDT

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View the Entire Films from Episode 30 - Experimental Films

Thu, 30 Apr 2009 10:59:21 EDT

CITRUS
by Josh Rachbach
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REDITE
By Patrick Boivin
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THE 5TH DISEASE
Directed by Farhad Zamani
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Tue, 28 Apr 2009 08:39:15 EDT

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Mon, 27 Apr 2009 18:46:30 EDT

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View the Entire Films from Episode 29 - Existential Earth Day Crisis

Thu, 23 Apr 2009 11:36:23 EDT

GREEN TO BLUE
by Elizabeth Klein
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Wake up, Freak Out, -Then Get a Grip
by Leo Murray
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Learn to Fly
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Best Short Films vs. Jimmy Fallon - We need your help!

Wed, 22 Apr 2009 19:35:55 EDT

As of this writing, Best Short Films is trailing "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" by 4% at the Webby People's Voice Awards. The fact that we’re even this close to a…real…show is a testament to how amazing and dedicated the indymogul.com audience is. You guys ROCK! But, we still aren't there yet! Be sure to register and get out the vote! We have till April 30th!

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Vote Now! Indy Mogul Nominated for Two Webby Awards!

Wed, 22 Apr 2009 17:04:51 EDT

The 2009 Webby Awards were recently announced and Indy Mogul has been nominated in two categories!

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View the Entire Films from Episode 28- BackYard FX Strikes Back

Fri, 17 Apr 2009 09:51:15 EDT

A Special Tax-Preparation Tip From The Old Man in 3-C Who Everyone Steals Their Wi-Fi From
Director(s): Daniel Kibblesmith (Director, Producer); Hassan S. Ali (Producer)
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Armistice
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Beware of the Taxman
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Drink out of Bobby's Mug...if you dare?

Mon, 13 Apr 2009 08:20:07 EDT

My good pal, Jeaux designed one of the tea cups in last week's show. If you'd like to purchase it, check out this site. His artwork is amazing and you can see a better detailed drawing of it there as well. Also check out his main page here. If you like tea, I don't know of a better mug to tea it up in, folks.

View the Entire Films from Episode 27- The Tax Man

Thu, 09 Apr 2009 11:23:40 EDT

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Armistice
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Bobby's "TUB" Production Journal # 3 - "No Time for Blogs, Dr. Jones"

Thu, 09 Apr 2009 10:46:02 EDT

Me & Daisy (Art Director) looking at naughty photos

Hello IndyMogulers,

As some of you know I’m making a short film called “TUB”. It’s my last short film for Columbia University’s graduate film program. And may just be my last short film before moving into features. I’ve been trying to make the thing for several years now, but every time I got close to doing it, something happened. You can learn more at: TubMovie.com. You can also join our facebook group here

What's TUB about, exactly?
It's just your typical film about a guy who can't commit to his girlfriend...
Who then jerks off in the shower.
And accidentally impregnates his tub.
It shoots April 17-20

Read Bobby's "TUB" Production Journal # 1 (3/20/09) here
Read Bobby's "TUB" Production Journal # 2 (3/27/09) here

4/9/09

Well, to the massive amounts of people following along. (That's right, all 2.5 of you!) I wanted to give you one last status update on TUB. It's been a little while since the last update and I'm realizing that I don't have time any more to keep up with this.

I woke up this past Monday morning and realized that from here till April 21st, my life is pretty much 24-7 TUB. And the idea of keeping a comprehensive log just isn't going to happen. I'm also waking up at like 7 am every day...just instinctually...as if my body is saying: "You need every single minute right now to make this thing."
That's right: This sh*t just got real!

Anyways: I'll give you the highlights of the last two weeks:

* Me and Daisy looked at adult escort ads in the Village Voice (that I've been saving up for months). It was one of the more...interesting art dept. meetings. At one point, we both surfed the internet for pornography. (She made a post about the experience..."Just another day at the office.") You can see me trying to explain what the "right ad" should be in the above photo.

* Went through the entire script, BEAT by BEAT with Eric Levy, our lead actor. Met up with Megan Raye Manzi and did the same thing. Have to rewrite some stuff. I find this is natural in the filmmaking process. After running through beat by beat with the actors, you always find revisions need to be made.

* Had Eric and Megan meet up and did wardrobe stuff. I also had them take photos of themselves as if they were a couple. We're probably going to use a few of those photos as set dressing in the apartment they live in.

In Happier Times

* They are really cute together (I mean, CMON FOLKS). They also had some time to just kinda hang out and get to know each other, which I think is important before you shoot something.

* Had a big crew meeting last night. I'm sad to say it was the most people I've ever had in my new apartment at once...UNTIL THE IMPENDING CRAZY TUB AFTERMATH PARTY of course. Felt really good to see everyone and put faces to names. We have an AD: Andrew Jones and some other new people coming aboard. Last night finally made this whole thigng real, as we are locking schedules and talking logistics. Daisy & Matt (our DP) had a lot of stuff to talk about as well as our set builder, Justin. (Did I mention we're building an entire bathroom set?)
Long story short, by the end of the thing, I was very giddy. Because we were finally getting to talk creative stuff and not producery-logistical stuff.

* Also: I updated the main site: TubMovie.com. It has a bit more updated crew list...we still have to add a few people to various departments, but you'll get a sense of how big a crew this is shaping up to be.

* There are other things I'm no doubt missing. This has been a mad, mad, week and we're still trying to lock a location. Pre-production always gives me anxiety, but I think once we start shooting, it's going to be absolute bliss. We have such a talented, nice group of people on board. And if I can be cheesy for a second, it was hard not to get a little emotional thanking them last night for being a part of this.

3 years in the making.

I'll see you all on the other side,
Bobby

View the Entire Films from Episode 26- Phone Home

Thu, 02 Apr 2009 12:01:43 EDT

JAGG OFF
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KNOCK KNOCK
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PHIL SPECTOR - THE MISTAKE
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Bobby's "TUB" Production Journal # 2 - "Finding Emily"

Fri, 27 Mar 2009 09:24:51 EDT

Art by Cheryl Gross.

Hello IndyMogulers,

Read Bobby's "TUB" Production Journal # 1(3/20/09) here

3/20/09

This afternoon, our awesome Art Director Daisy did some reasearch on what the bathroom set might look like and compiled it all into one neato document. In the evening, I met up with Matt Sanchez, the Director of Photography on TUB. We looked over Daisy's photos and decided on a look and color scheme for the bathroom. We also talked about how we want to light this thing and we both want to shoot it with very naturalistic lightning. Score!

Ended the night watching Cronenberg's "The Fly". Matt never saw it. I wasn't sure if he was into it and asked him what he thought when the credits rolled. He said he really liked it and felt like he might cry at the end. I'm really glad he had that reaction. I think that movie accomplishes so many different tones: Romance, Horror, Comedy, Drama. Definitely a touchstone for "TUB".

3/21/09
Auditions all day. Kim Jackson, our producer and Meghan Mahoney, our UPM set it all up with help from Amy Gossels Casting. Eric Levy, our lead actor, showed up like 30 minutes late...Poor girls had to wait in the hallway. First auditioner didn't read the full script. I handed it to her as we waited for Eric and said, "You have no idea what you're getting yourself into."

3/22/09
Finally started storyboards for TUB. All this time was spent getting crew people in place, etc.. Realized that storyboarding 15 odd pages is too much to do in one sitting. Will have to continue tomorrow...

We saw a lot of talented actresses yesterday. Narrowed it down to 4 gals. This is going to be tough.

3/23/09

Decided on our actress! Megan Raye Manzi will play Emily.

There was a moment in Megan's performance that really broke my heart. I remember telling the crew that after she left. I videotaped all of the auditions and usually when you play something back on video, it's not the same. But, there it was. Totally breaking my heart again.

She also has great big expressive eyes, which is great for the role of Emily. She doesn't have a lot of screen time, so it's essential that the audience is endeared and sympathetic toward her character instantly. Nice big sympathetic eyes = a nice way of doing this.

Megan was very nice on the phone when I told her she got the part. We're going to try and meet up this weekend.

There are a few things that need to happen in my book in regards to our two leads:

* Meet up with Megan and talk about her character in full
* Meet up with Eric and talk about his character in full (BEAT BY BEAT BREAKDOWN)
* Have Megan and Eric meet up and get to know each other. Take photos of them as if they were in a real relationship. Might use these photos in the film as set dressing.
* REHEARSALS.

3/24/09

Me & Daisy went up to Columbia's campus to check out the studio space that we're building the bathroom set in. Had to measure it for our set builder and all that. We also did some location scouting, but ultimately were a bit bummed because we couldn't find much of anything.

We're still looking for:
A NYC Apartment
NYC Office / Break Room / Restroom

Started back up on the ol' storyboards. Always a fun and interesting time because it's the first time I really "see" the film. And as always, I find, that I have to rewrite some stuff and add things. Rewrites to come...

ABOVE: These storyboards/notes are pretty much unreadable to anyone other than myself.

3/25/09
Me and my producer, Kim Jackson, met up with Maureen Ryan. She's the head of the producing program at Columbia University's graduate film program. She's in charge of going through your script & budget and making sure you do everything by the book.

That includes filling out lots of forms, insurance stuf, and blah blah blah stuff I don't like typing about.

Maureen was really really keen on the script. I didn't expect that at all. I mean, she just co-produced that classy picture "Man On A Wire!. But, she said TUB was "f*cking funny" and "one of her favorite projects". Regardless, it was very nice to hear. And for now on I'll just reread what she said whenever I need an ego boost.

3/26/09
Traveled to Philadelphia to meet our DP, Matt Sanchez. Felt it was EXTREMELY important to go through this film shot by shot. So, I showed him my scribbled storyboards and we talked and talked. Drew more pictures, wrote stuff down. Definitely have to do another rewrite.

Really excited by the shooting style. Lots of hand held, mixed with some more stylized stuff, mixed with a sense of minimalism. Fun times. Did I just sound too art school just then? Ewwww, sorry.

PARTING SHOTS
Locations. Locations. Locations. We need to lock them down soon. Also need to get this bathroom set in full gear and figure out a few more art dept things. We're also going to probably need some extras.

I need to rewrite parts of the script and then do a shot list and cleaned up shot by shot storyboard of the whole damn movie. My storyboards are way too crude to show to a crew. Tons of work to do still. Shoot date is looming.

Did I mention I still have to make The Best Short Films In The World show every week?
And I have a feature length script due as my thesis on April 15th in order to graduate?

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View the Entire Films from Episode 25- Fast & Furious

Thu, 26 Mar 2009 10:30:33 EDT

KING OF THE ROAD
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DEAD TIRED
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WHEREVER YOU GO, THAT'S WHERE YOU'LL BE
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Bobby's "TUB" Production Journal # 1 - "A Long Time Coming"

Fri, 20 Mar 2009 09:48:14 EDT

Hello IndyMogulers,

As some of you know I’m making a short film called “TUB”. It’s my last short film for Columbia University’s graduate film program. And may just be my last short film before moving into features. I’ve been trying to make the thing for several years now, but every time I got close to doing it, something happened. IE. Funding didn’t come through, we didn’t have enough resources, etc. I’ll spare you the whole story. But, a lot of it can be learned at: TubMovie.com. You can also join our facebook group here.

What's TUB about, exactly?
It's just your typical film about a guy who can't commit to his girlfriend...
Who then jerks off in the shower.
And accidentally impregnates his tub.

Duh!

Anyways, I had mentioned that I would start doing production blogs on the making of “TUB” way back in January. So, here’s my first stab at it. If you guys like this sort of thing and want me to do regular updates, let me know! I'm going to try and approach this as honestly and as nut-and-bolts as possible. Because I know you indymogulers enjoy that sort of thing.

We shoot April 17-20

3/15/09
Cheryl Gross is our concept artist for TUB. She's the person responsible for designing what this mutated TUB baby will look like. I had first seen her work on Lee Rubenstein's excellent site: EatSleepDraw.com. She's an awesome person and I knew instantly upon meeting her that she got this movie. I later found out that she teaches illustration at Pratt. And just happened to have taught Lee, who just so happens to be doing some website design work for TUB. It's all in the family!

Anyways, today me and Cheryl met with Jeremy Selenfriend of MonsterInMyCloset.com. Jeremy is the man responsible for bringing Cheryl's concept art to life. (Ie. Jeremy is our puppet builder). I had been looking for the perfect FX person for several weeks to do this and I'm glad I found Jeremy. His work speaks for itself and he was able to work with our limited budget. Which was very nice of him.

Above: The door to Jeremy's awesome FX studio in Jersey.

The meeting went great, I had went through the script with a red pen and marked out each Baby/FX moment and we talked about what combination of puppetry would work for each scene. One of the things I'm REALLY geeked out about is that not only is the baby going to be a silicon puppet, but we're also going to have a larger, slightly mechanical baby head for closeup work. With eyes that blink mechanically! Wowie Kazowie and I excited about that!

Anyways, Cheryl had drawn up several more angles of the Baby design I liked and handed them off to Jeremy to do the sculpt. We all shook hands and headed home. I never thought I'd see the day. The baby for Tub is being made as we speak.

Below: Jeremy and Cheryl ham it up with two Baby Dolls. The one to the right is something I bought at Walmart just to show FX people how big the puppet should be. The little foam pink guy is something Jeremy rigged up to show us the height he's thinking about.

3/16/09
I'm stressed out. We're over budget. I'm maxed out on all my student loans. I need a couple thousand dollars. Sadly texted my friend Matt about it. He told me:
"Tub's gonna be amazing dude. It's your time. So just do it. Don't think. Just do. Keep your chin up. It's just money. What you're making is worth more than money."
Matt's a good guy.

3/17/09
Talked with my financial aid dept at school. Apparently, I can take out one more loan. Trying not to think of the massive debt I'm incurring as per Matt's advice.
I'm definitely betting the farm on "TUB". Despite it being low budget by film school standards (especially something this FX driven), I've never ever had a budget or a crew like this before. I've never had a producer like Kim Jackson before. Geez, I think we're making a real movie here.

3/18/09
Every Wednesday, me, Kim, Meghan Mahoney (our Unit Production Manager) and Daisy Edwards (Art Director) meet up and discuss pre-production issues.
This week: The bathroom set. The majority of the film takes place in a bathroom and because we want full control over how we shoot (for puppetry reasons and camera reasons) we're actually building an entire bathroom set on a stage at Columbia University.

Intense.

Found a great guy to do the job. Justin Mulcahy. Me and Daisy met with him last week and he was really game for the project and loved the script. One of the unfortunate things about this project is that we can't pay people what they're worth. Justin, like everyone else on this production, was okay with taking a cut in the pay rate because of the...well, uniqueness of this project. (I hope?!)

Anyways, we're scheduling another wave of auditions for the Girlfriend in the film (Emily) this Saturday. Eric Levy, our lead actor, will be there to read with them. Last time we held auditions it went really well. It was the first time I ever heard anyone speak a line of dialogue from Tub and it all seemed to work! It went so well that I decided to rewrite part of the script to include a little bit more of the girlfriend character. There's a pivotal scene at the end of the film with her and I wanted to make sure we earned it.

Amy Gossels, a mutual friend of Kim and I is helping us out this Saturday. She's a casting director and is hooking us up with some actresses. Auditions are going to be fun.

3/20/09
I'm about to meet up with Daisy at the library at 42nd street. We're going to go through a bunch of architecture books and figure out what we want our lead character's apartment to look like. As well as the bathroom etc. We both agreed that going on the internet and google imaging photos of apartments and bathrooms felt really lame and that it'd be a lot more exciting to do it the old fashion way and sit with some books and hammer it out. The architecture reading room looks pretty cool:

Tonight, I meet up with legendary director of photography (in my mind) Matt Sanchez. I think the guy's the best kept secret in Hollywood, folks. I'm glad he's on my side. He told me earlier this week that he's been watching a lot of Cronenberg. That got me very excited. There's definitely a bit of Cronenberg in TUB (As a side note, I think Cronenberg is one of the most underrated filmmakers of all time and should be held in the same esteem as the greats.)

He told me I should rent: A Zed & Two Noughts. I started watching it the other day, but passed out because I haven't had much sleep lately. The opening credits/music is absolutely stunning and I can see why Matt likes this so much. Hopefully, I'll get to finish the rest today. Anyways, I'm going to meet up with Matt tonight to talk TUB stuff. Then, tomorrow is long day of auditions with Eric. Sunday? I'm not sure what I'm doing. I'm sure it will involve TUB.

Parting Shots
As stressful as some of this is, I feel really good about TUB. I feel like everyone I'm working with is ready to take things to the next level. This film combines elements of horror, comedy, and drama that I've never done before. It's going to be challenging, but I feel poised. With film school graduation looming in May, I can't help but feel like my whole life has led me to this very moment.

It's been a long time coming.
Time to knock it out of the park.

Above: A snapshot of a TUB folder on my desktop. The first draft was written on 10-23-06. I remember getting the germ of the idea back in the summer of '06.

View the Entire Films from Episode 24- SuperHeroes Special Part 2

Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:16:32 EDT

THE MIGHTY MEAT
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THE AVIATRIX
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MR. AMAZING RETURNS
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View the Entire Films from Episode 23- SuperHeroes Special Part 1

Thu, 12 Mar 2009 10:54:02 EDT

SUPERHERO
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SUPER POWERS
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HOW TO BE A SUPERHERO
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Tomorrow on The Best Short Films In The World...

Mon, 09 Mar 2009 11:32:43 EDT

From Visionary Mediocre Director, Bobby Miller comes...THE BEST SHORT FILMS IN THE WORLD. Episode # 23. Based on the acclaimed Graphic Novel.

View the Entire Films from Episode 22- Seriously.

Thu, 05 Mar 2009 12:17:27 EST

AND IN THAT MOMENT, I FELT INFINITE
Directed by Karen Abad
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ALIVE IN JOBURG
Directed by Neill Blomkamp
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SNOW SOLIDERS
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BUFFLESHOEK TRUST - DUST DREAMS
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View the Entire Films from Episode 21- Parenting

Thu, 26 Feb 2009 12:11:50 EST

CHECK PLEASE
Directed by Larry Ziegelman
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UNLOCKED
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Directed by Daryl Wein
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DADDY WHY?
Directed by Dawn Boyd
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SLEEPWALKER
Directed by Michael Randolph
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Best Short Films Contest! Win a T-Shirt and be on the show!

Thu, 19 Feb 2009 13:31:28 EST

Introducing the first ever Best Short Films contest!
All you have to do is join our facebook fan page:
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Then, post a review! Keep it 1-2 paragraphs or so and make it entertaining!
I'll pick a winner in March and you'll get a free T Shirt and an appearance on the show!
We'll even plug your website, hey why not!

View the entire films from Episode 20 - Stop Motion Animation!

Thu, 19 Feb 2009 11:09:27 EST

FOOD FIGHT
by Stefan Nadelman
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WATERMELON NIGHTS
By Dan Meth
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AWARENESS
Directed by Jeroen Zijlstra
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GREAT TASTING AMERICANO
by Peter Green, Thomas Hsieh, Gaurav Mehra, Leng Khun and Regan Music
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View the entire films from Episode 19 - Valentine's Day

Thu, 12 Feb 2009 12:35:55 EST

NOTTE SENTO
Directed by Daniele Napolitano
Written by Stefano Gianfreda, Maurizio De Benedictis
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PERFECTO!
Directed by H. Blake Edwards
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LETTUCE BREAK BREAD
Directed by Tim Miller
Written by Tommy Huelsman
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LOVE LETTER
Directed by Brandon Morris & Scott Helm
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This Thursday: Best Short Films VALENTINE'S DAY EXPLOSION!

Wed, 11 Feb 2009 09:58:34 EST

Jess Lanes returns to the Best Short Films In The World for a VALENTINE'S DAY SPECIAL! Tune in this Thursday, February 12th for what FakeNews.com is saying is, "the holiday event of the season."

View the entire films from Episode 18 - Friday the 13th Special

Thu, 05 Feb 2009 20:45:36 EST

KILLER SOUND
Written and Directed by Matt Thiesen
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MONTGOMERY
Directed by Firat Parlak
Written by Firat Parlak and Erman Sinan
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THE BABYSPLITTER
Written/Directed by Glenn Triggs
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THE BRIDE
Directed by Ana Almeida
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Jason Voorhees VS. The Best Short Films In the World THIS THURSDAY!

Tue, 03 Feb 2009 18:07:13 EST

Fighting Freddy was rough...but nothing will prepare Jason for...some dude who doesn't get out much.

BE THERE! This THURSDAY! 2/5/09! For the fight of the...uh...hmmm...

fight of the...

....uhh...

DECADE!

The Best Short Films in The World has competition?

Thu, 29 Jan 2009 21:07:45 EST

I have never been this flattered before in all my life.

View the entire films from Episode 17 - Sexual Dysfunction

Thu, 29 Jan 2009 13:06:04 EST

BIG P*SSY
Written/Directed by Todd Strauss-Schulson
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MEASURING UP
Directed by Jesse Scaturro
Written by Yannis Papas
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I AM KOBE BRYANT
Directed by Bobby Olsen
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HARASSMENT
Written and Directed by Jonathon Rodd
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Tomorrow on the Best Short Films: THE RETURN OF...?

Wed, 28 Jan 2009 11:12:52 EST

A certain somebody returns to the show tomorrow...in a very special episode of the Best Short Films in the world. Come to think of it, we have a ton of "very special episodes" coming your way. 2009 is going to be epic! Tune in tomorrow (Thursday) around lunch time to see who's back! And be sure to leave us comments on what you think!

Bobby's Book Club - February Edition - On Directing Film by David Mamet

Sun, 25 Jan 2009 08:59:06 EST

Hello Internet friends and welcome to what I hope becomes an ongoing segment here at IndyMogul.com: Bobby's Book Club! I figured now that I'm prepping to make my short film TUB, I would read a few books on directing to get me excited. I also don't read enough! It was a tough choice to figure out what would be the first book in this series, but I decided on....

On Directing Film By David Mamet My professor and supporter of TUB from the beginning, Tom Kalin, used to read this before he'd shoot a movie. (He tells me he reads On Film-making: An Introduction to the Craft of the Director these days.)

If you don't know who David Mamet is, check out his wikipedia page here. He often times is a polarizing figure. Some people love his stuff, others don't. Regardless, I've picked his book for a few reasons:

1. It's short! (And is a good first book to get us into things here.)
2. Tom Kalin recommended it to me a few years in his class. (And Tom is AWESOME.)
3. Love him or hate him, David Mamet is an interesting character. And as we read this, we may not agree with everything he says, which will make the discussion of the book more fun!

So, there you have it. Try to track the book down at your library or buy it used/new on Amazon below.

Discuss the Book with me at the Forums, CLICK HERE!

Vote Best Short Films (and IndyMogul) for the Streamy Awards - By Midnight PST!!

Fri, 23 Jan 2009 09:45:03 EST

Erik Beck is going to kill me for telling you to vote for my show instead of his. But...well...Hey guys vote for me! (Erik, please don't fire me.)

If you enjoy The Best Short Films in The World, please nominate the show for a Streamy Award!

You have till Midnight on January 23, Friday (today!). PACIFIC STANDARD TIME

Go to: http://www.streamys.org/nominate.shtml

Nominate it for these 2 categories:

OVERALL:
Best Hosted Web Series
Best Short Films in the World
www.bestshortfilmsintheworld.com

HOSTING:
Best Web Series Host
Host Name: Bobby Miller
The Best Short Films In The World
http://www.bestshortfilmsintheworld.com

Also, I'll throw you a bone, Erik! (I love you?) Vote that guy for:

DIRECTING
Best Directing for a Comedy Web Series
Erik Beck, Indy Mogul http://www.indymogul.com

ACTING
Best Male Actor in a Comedy Web Series
Erik Beck, Indy Mogul: http://www.indymogul.com

BEST ART DIRECTION
Erik Beck, Indy Mogul: http://www.indymogul.com

ALSO!

CINEMATOGRAPHY
Best Cinematography
Justin Johnson, Indy Mogul http://www.indymogul.com

BEST GUEST STAR IN A WEB SERIES
Moby, Indy Mogul http://www.indymogul.com/sundance/episode/SUN_20080123
David Wain, Indy Mogul http://www.indymogul.com/sundance/episode/SUN_20080123

PLEASE NOTE: You can nominate whoever you want. So, if you don't like my show, but like Erik's show (or Grace's show for that matter!). Nominate accordingly!

See Madeline Olnek's Short Film - Sundance 2009 Special Part 2

Thu, 22 Jan 2009 19:23:49 EST

Our generous guest, Madeleine Olnek, shot all of our Sundance festival footage this week, so please support her film "CounterTransference".
You can watch her film in FULL for free on Itunes till January 25th! Just click here.
See her website here.
Email Madeleine here.

Download 10 Sundance Short Films for FREE!

Fri, 16 Jan 2009 11:49:20 EST

Special thanks to David Chen over at SlashFilm.com for pointing this one out to me.

Starting today and lasting till January 25th, you can download 10 Sundance Short Films for FREE on itunes. Just have itunes installed on your computer box there and click this link. One of the films is called Countertransference and will be featured on the Sundance Special Part 2 show of The Best Short Films In The World next week.

I'll have a sit down interview with the filmmaker, Madeleine Olnik and even cooler: She's sending me exclusive video from Sundance to share with you guys. So, definitely check out her film for FREE on itunes and enjoy the others as well!

Our Sundance special is up now here. Tune in next Thursday, January 22nd for part 2 at TheBestShortFilmsInTheWorld.com.

Filmmaker Info for the Sundance Festival 2009 Special Part 1

Thu, 15 Jan 2009 17:54:47 EST

You've watched the Sundance filmmaker interviews on the show here.
Now, check out their work below!

A**HOLE
Written by Bryan Gaynor
Directed by Chadd Harbold
Produced by Dan Berk

A**hole Sundance Festival Screening Schedule
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ABBIE CANCELLED
Written and Directed by Dumb Bunny
(Jessica Burstein and Robbie Norris)
Produced by Bartow Church

Abbie Cancelled Sundance Festival Screening Schedule
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DumbBunny's Production website

Send in your Sundance questions and be featured on the show!

Fri, 09 Jan 2009 16:07:49 EST

Hey guys! Very excited to announce The Best Short Films In The World will be doing a Sundance special very soon and I'll be interviewing a few filmmakers who have either been to Sundance or are going this year. It should be a lot of fun and informative! If you have a question to ask the filmmakers, please post it (along with your full name and city/state) to our message boards. Just CLICK HERE!

Also, if you'd like to find out more about the filmmakers, check out these three links below. Checking out their work and reading about them will also allow you to be more specific with your questions to them and a higher chance of being selected on the show!

Last Pictures
Dumb Bunny Productions
Madeleine Olnek

Sundance has launched a lot of filmmakers' careers, so this is an excellent chance to talk to them!

View the entire films from Episode 16 - The Great Depression

Thu, 08 Jan 2009 11:48:10 EST

CONSUMERISM! THE MUSICAL
Written by Brandon McCormick, Nick Kirk, Billy Wilkerson
Directed by Brandon McCormick
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SCHMINK
Written by Thomas Dow & Rick Bruins
Directed by Rick Bruins
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NOTE TO SELF
Written and Directed by Gera Frascaroli
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HOMELESS KARAOKE
Directed by Iris Ichishita
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View the entire films from Episode 15 - New Years in Bed

Thu, 01 Jan 2009 18:40:21 EST

SUPER DRUNK
Written/Directed by Dennis Hemphil
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THE JUNIOR MINTS
Written and Directed by Aex Anam & Paul Arzoian
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BARROOM BLITZ
Written and Directed by Ben Duffy
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TWO NIGHT STAND
Written and Directed by Kyle Gilman
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View the entire films from Episode 14 - Best of the Best 2008

Wed, 24 Dec 2008 20:03:15 EST

You've seen the clips from the show here.
Now, watch the films in their entirety below!

Did you like a film? Hate it?! Discuss it below with other filmmakers and film fans!
Also: If you really like a film, please visit the filmmakers sites and email them and let them know!

SPOILER ALERT!!!!
Scroll down and click on "read more" to see all of the films. But, watch the episode first!

KILLING KILLIAN
Written/Directed by Andrzej Rattinger
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EXPIRATION DATE
Written/Directed by Noah Pohl
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FROG PRINCESS
by John Mckinney
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UNEARTHED
by Christina Spangler
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View the entire films from Episode 13 - The Work Place

Thu, 18 Dec 2008 10:14:33 EST

OFFICE LUNCH
Written/Directed by Tom Vullo
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NOT SO SMALL TALK
A film by
Suzanne Keilly & Kirsten Roeters.
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OURSPACE
Directed by Jon Haller
Written by Jon Haller & Bobby Miller
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JULIA'S STORE
Directed by Casey Donahue & Blake Whitman
Written by Casey Donahue
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View the entire films from Episode 12 - GrindHouse

Thu, 11 Dec 2008 11:18:16 EST

CHAINSAW MAID
Written/Directed by Takena Nagao
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THE MORNING AFTER
Written/Directed by Daniel Knight
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SLEEPWALKERS
Written & Directed by Ryan Lightbourn
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CAN VEGETARIANS EAT MEAT?
by Elliot Goldner
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Help get Bobby's stupid face into a Judd Apatow Movie!

Wed, 10 Dec 2008 13:10:31 EST

Judd Apatow started a myspace page for his new film, "Funny People". He's asking non-union actors who are 18-35 to submit a 100 word comment on their myspace page stating why they should be in the movie.

I decided I wouldn't mind being in a Judd Apatow flick and submitted my entry today.

Anyways, if you aren't already entering the contest for yourself, or aren't of age, please login to myspace and comment on the Funny People's myspace page. And let them know that Bobby Miller, host of The Best Short Films In The World.com on Indy Mogul.com should be in a Judd Apatow film!

If you do post on the myspace page, please try to be as proper as possible. There are very strict content guidelines on that site. So, don't curse and say "Screw all the other contestants!" If you decide to post, post the reason why you think I should be in Judd's next film. They have to approve all comments and just won't approve them if you are nasty about it. My myspace page is myspace.com/BobbyMillerTime if you'd like to see what I wrote as my comment (or if you want to reference my link in your comment).

Best of all, if I somehow win this thing and am able to be in a Judd Apatow movie...that means goodies for you too! As I'm sure I'll be able to persuade him to do an interview for The Best Short Films in the World or if we're lucky, find out about one of his early short films and bring it to you on the show!

Let's do this thing!!!

View the entire films from Episode 11 - I Dare You

Thu, 04 Dec 2008 10:36:35 EST

CHRONICLE OF A JUMP
Directed by Zohar Lavi-Hasson
Written by Zohar Lavi-Hasson & Maya Mayrose
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THE FIX UP
Directed by Sweaty Robot
(Juan Cardarelli, Ben Davidow, Nick Gregorio, Eric Levy, Matthew Sanchez)
Written by Sweaty Robot & Tim Collins
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TRUTH...OR DARE
Directed by Dan Chung
Written by FunBox Comedy
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NON VOIX
by Mitchell Stafiej
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View the entire films from Episode 10 - Films to Give Thanks For

Thu, 27 Nov 2008 00:30:30 EST

UNEARTHED
by Christina Spangler
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PARDON ME WHILE I SCREAM!
by David Seger
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ONE PICTURE EVERY DAY
by Old English
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CULINIAN CHRONICLES: SOUP'S NEW NEIGHBOUR
by Josh Le Good
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View the entire films from Episode 9 - Love Sucks

Thu, 20 Nov 2008 11:04:32 EST

You've seen the clips from the show here.
Now, watch the films in their entirety below!
Discuss these films with other filmmakers at our forums.
And if you like these films, please contact the filmmakers and let them know!

A WINTER OBSERVED
Written by Joseph Petrick
Directed by Joseph Petrick & Andrew Bowser
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TENURE
Click HERE to view the film.
Written/Directed by Nathaniel Atcheson
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HEIGHTS
Written by Susie Moon
Directed by Eric Laplante
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MEETING IN THE MIDDLE
Written by Nathan Hartman
Directed by Jason Eberly
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The Most Mediocre Short Films In The World

Mon, 17 Nov 2008 09:34:49 EST

A few of you have been asking what my background in film is. So, I figured I'd share with you some of the short films I've done over the years. Some of them may surprise you...

You can view my short films on the film page of my personal site.

If you like any of them, please buy my new DVD of short films: BobbyMillerDVD.com
Includes the first films I ever did in 5th grade! It's great blackmail material!

Also: If you want to stay up-to-date with my film and cartoon work, join my personal email list:

View the entire films from Episode 8 - You Only Live Once (Spy Films!)

Thu, 13 Nov 2008 13:36:33 EST

You've seen the clips from the show here.
Now, watch the films in their entirety!
Did you like a film? Hate it! Discuss it below with other filmmakers and film fans!
Also: If you really like a film, please visit the filmmakers sites and email them and let them know!

HARVEST
Directed by Jacob Kader
Written by Ambarish Manepalli
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VIRTUES
Written/Directed by David Condolora
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MY MAN
Directed by Todd Freeman & Jason Freeman
Written by Jason Freeman and Richard Topping
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Watch their feature length film in Portland Oregon. November 22nd!

WALNUT
Written/Directed by Jordan Montreuil
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View the entire films from Episode 7 - Robot Madness!!

Thu, 06 Nov 2008 11:00:16 EST

ROBOT BASTARD
Written/Directed by Rob Schrab
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TOMMY THE TUNGSTEN ROBOT
Written/Directed by Eddie Green
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ROBOT SAFETY AWARENESS: THE INSULT THAT MADE A MAN
OUT OF 01
Directed by Chad Williams
Written by Darrin DeMarco, Brett Vanderbrook &, Chad Williams
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ROBERT THE ROBOT
Directed by Brandon McCormick
Written by Brandon McCormick & Billy Wilkerson
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View the entire films from Episode 6 - The Return Of The Undead Zombie Revenge...Dead

Thu, 30 Oct 2008 11:23:38 EDT

You've seen the clips from the show here.
Now, watch the films in their entirety below!
Discuss these films with other filmmakers at our forums.

KEG OF THE DEAD
Written by Paul Schilens and Jim Dirschberger
Directed by Paul Schilens
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BITTEN
Written/Directed by Duncan Laing
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THE DEADENING
Written by Clement Darling
Directed by Sarah Hamblin
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THE 48TH HOUR
Written/Directed by Ryan Matthews
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Best Short Films' Bobby Miller: The Video Game?!

Wed, 29 Oct 2008 16:09:44 EDT

Submitted by Next New Networker, Ben Ross.

A Best Short Films Inspired Fan Film and now a video game? Talk about a TREAT (without the trick!) for me.

Seriously, you guys both made my week...And that's hard. Because I'm dead.

First Ever Best Short Films-Inspired Film! "The Pumpkin!"

Tue, 28 Oct 2008 18:30:13 EDT

Bjorn Klunder made this in response to the pumpkin in Episode 5!

Check it out!

View the entire films from Episode 5 - There Will Be Blood (Slasher Films)

Thu, 23 Oct 2008 11:19:22 EDT

You've seen the clips from the show here.
Now, watch the films in their entirety below!
Discuss these films with other filmmakers at our forums.

KILLING KILLIAN
Written/Directed by Andrzej Rattinger
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LOVE HURTS
Written by Terence
Directed by Shariff Nasr
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SAVIOR
Written/Directed by Dan Riesser
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MAN IN THE BASEMENT
Written by John Sowder, Ritchie Steven Filippi
Directed by Ritchie Steven Filippi
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View the entire films from Episode 4 - Life In Prison

Thu, 16 Oct 2008 10:00:55 EDT

You've seen the clips from the show here.
Now, watch the films in their entirety below!
Discuss these films with other filmmakers at our forums.

ANGOLA PRISON FOOTBALL
by Matt Ogens
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*Above film contains R-rated language.*
PRISON BAKE
Written/Directed by Matt Dollings and Murray Thoms
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TYMPANIC
Written/Directed by Benjamin Slamka
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DARKNESS OF MAN
Written/Directed by Ross Peacock and Jack Swinford
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Did I treat the girl in Episode 3 badly?

Tue, 14 Oct 2008 18:20:50 EDT

This week's voicemails have been heated in regards to episode 3 and my online date.

Some of you believe I treated her badly and should call her back because she "seems cool".

Others think she was a "weirdo" and cited the fact she almost broke my camera.

So, what do YOU think? We're having a poll in our forums.

Vote today!

View the entire films from Episode 3 - The Dating Game

Thu, 09 Oct 2008 11:42:21 EDT

You've seen the clips from the show here.
Now, watch the films in their entirety below!
Discuss these films with other filmmakers at our forums.

FROG PRINCESS
by John Mckinney
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EXPIRATION DATE
Written/Directed by Noah Pohl
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DOUBLE STANDARD
Written by Matt Pearl
Directed by Jesse Scaturro
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COMMITTED
Written/Directed by Erik Lundin
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Best Short Films Show - Monday's Message - Where ya at TMIWeekly.com?

Tue, 07 Oct 2008 09:07:40 EDT

We have an AWESOME selection of films this week. Check out my video message above for info on this week's theme and a note to the gals at TMIWeekly.com. And don't forget: check back here Thursday for a brand new show!

In the meantime, be sure to leave me a comment or call my voicemail line: 646-274-4625. And if you're on facebook, click here and be a friend of the show, will ya?!

(PS. Read my original proposal to TMI Weekly here. And their response here.)

View the entire films from Episode 2 - Nature Strikes Back

Thu, 02 Oct 2008 11:19:05 EDT

You've seen the clips from the show here.
Now, watch the films in their entirety below!
Discuss these films with other filmmakers at our forums.

JUST GEESE
Written/Directed by Russell Hasenauer, Chad NewHall, & Kristoffer Night
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JUR
Written/Directed by Tobias Sparrman & Alexander Felsing
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THE ELK HAIR CADDIS
Written/directed by Nick Clement
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THE MYSTERIOUS BOX
Written/Directed by Brendan of Nonsensical Studios
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View the entire films from Episode 1 - All About Food

Thu, 25 Sep 2008 12:00:00 EDT

You've seen the clips from the show here.
Now, watch the films in their entirety below!
Discuss these films with other filmmakers at our forums.

60 CUPS OF COFFEE
Directed by David Ward
Written by Robbie McCallum
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RETURN TO MENU
Written/Directed by Matthew Dressel
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LIFE OF CRIME
Directed by Daniel Scheinert
Written by Justin Becker
Story by David Horwitz & Justin Becker
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HOT SPAGHETTI
Written/Directed by Tim Rutherford & Cody Kennedy
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Introducing a new show: THE BEST SHORT FILMS IN THE WORLD!

Fri, 19 Sep 2008 11:40:06 EDT

Hello,
Bobby here.

September 25th marks the launch of "THE BEST SHORT FILMS IN THE WORLD".
A new indymogul.com show dedicated to showing you the...best...short...films...in...the--you get the idea.

Be sure to tune in to TheBestShortFilmsInTheWorld.com every Thursday for new episodes!

Made a short film you'd like to submit to the show? Seen someone else's and want to see it featured? Fill out the submission form on this site.

Also: Do you have advice for me on my first show? Leave me a voicemail here!

646-274-4625

Afraid of telephones? Email me here: Bobby@indymogul.com.
Alright! I'm going to go back to scouring the internet for short films.

In the meantime, check out the teaser video I made for the show!

P.S. If you're new to the indymogul.com world, check out the prequel to this show here. In which I host a special blooper edition of "BackYard FX". A popular show hosted by Erik Beck that shows you how to make low budget special effects for your films every week!