Time to tell the world.

"Chick Magnet" goes public! Congrats Team!

Chick Magnet from Jim Kenney on Vimeo.

The executive summary by Jim:

This was created for the 2009 48 Hour Film Festival in Boston. Over 100 Boston teams all made short films within 48 hours, given the following parameters: a magnet as a prop; "Yes! I mean I hope so." as a line of dialog; and Marty or Mary Quinzani (2nd in command) as a character. Our team drew Mockumentary as our random genre. We created a basic storyline and then went off and shot about 2 hours of footage. I edited like mad and we turned it in just a few minutes before the deadline. We won audience choice for our screening night, best editing, and best performer (Ryan Petti). Thanks for watching!

The Kenneys hit the Big Screen, Part 2

One Saturday about a month ago, I ran around both Dorchester and Harvard Square with one of my dad's tank tops from 1973 and ate a TON of ice cream. Jim and Rheri, collectively World From Scratch (such genii behind all of these magnificent pieces), were there getting everything on film. Other participants included Lisa "Environmentally Friendly" Cordner, Erin "Good Sport" McGhee, and Johanna "Jim's sister" Kenney. What resulted was a beautifully put together short film entitled "Chick Magnet" that has yet to be released online.


Incredibly, our tiny little movie was picked as Audience Favorite of our group during the initial 48 Hour Film Project screenings and is being shown at the Best of Boston screening tonight at the Kendall Square theater! As far as I can tell tickets are still available, but will most assuredly sell out before the show.

If you're around, it's pretty much guaranteed to be a fun night of good quality local film making!