We did it again this year against our better judgment - 48 hours of total madness. 48 hours where a film owns every part of your mind body and soul. This year I headed up the Pixel Farmer team again. We had a combined cast and crew of 29 people strong.   We further refined our process & strategy in pre-production meetings, weeks before. Four locations were scouted in advanced. Head shots of potential actors were taken amid taking  care of as many other producing details as possible before the clock  started ticking at 7:30pm  the Friday night of the competition.  We drew MYSTERY  and decided on our warehouse location in lower Price Hill.   A two hour brain storming session kicked everything off, then a writers team took over, as other departments met and made plans. A script with casting calls - directions etc. was completed by 3:30am. We started shooting the next day at 7:00am and didn't  finish until after 3:00am. Picking up shooting  again at 8:00am Sunday, the final tapes were ushered back to the edit at 2:30pm. The edit had started Sat. with the first tapes delivered around 1:00pm and continued all night. The edit proceeded up until the last possible moments, then we raced the tape to the deadline location at a Main St. bar. We made it with only a literal minute to spare. See all the details on the Fermata website. It was indeed another wild ride again this year. Download the film from here.