"A Wrinkle In Time" In 90 Seconds from James Kennedy on Vimeo.
I happen to know that quite a few (future) directors, actors, and screenwriters read this blog. I have a message a message for you guys. I think you should film a movie and enter it in this festival. And I want you to kick some serious butt. (PS: My favorite Newbery book is The Westing Game.)
If you'd prefer to make a video featuring six delinquent girl scouts and an underground city, I would be pleased to present it here on this blog. (A blog, I should point out, that has only sickened nine people so far!)
XD Epic win
ReplyDeleteI was actually thinking about making something similar to a teaser trailer for the first Kiki Strike book and putting in on Youtube, but I didn't know if you would be O.K with that or not.
ReplyDeleteBut now there's a little friendly competition and you seem to be O.K with it...could I give it a shot?
Anonymous: Absolutely! I'd be honored!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kirsten :)
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see if anyone has the nerve to try Island of the Blue Dolphins. Wait, did that win a Newbery? Yup, in 1961, two years before A Wrinkle in Time.
ReplyDeleteRobert in San Diego
WOW I would love to give it a shot to by making a movie of Kiki Strike. WOW that would be so fun! But if I did that I would have to be Betty! She is awesome! The thing is I just have to find the time!
ReplyDeleteI'd make my own video version, but I couldn't direct my way out of a paper bag.
ReplyDeleteRobert in San Diego
i love film making but i don't think i'm that great with summeries and i thought the wrinkle in time video was funny
ReplyDeletehahaha
ReplyDeletei love this
check out "animal crackers" on youtube
so funny
""Mom, Wheres Dad?" He's on another planet!" LOL
ReplyDeleteYa i'd make a million of those! ok i need to find a book, write a summary, write a script, find locations, get actors, design costumes, get a video camera, direct it, ..........Oh Ok maybe not.
ReplyDeleteAhoy-hoy, this is James Kennedy, curator of the "90-Second Newbery" film festival. Thanks for featuring it on your site, Kirsten!
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to say, for those of you who are daunted by the logistics (last comment) -- don't be! When we made the "Wrinkle in Time" video, all it took was a cheap Flip video camera and a spare Saturday afternoon to shoot it. Editing on iMovie and doing sound took about a day (mostly because I'm a complete amateur). It's easier than you think!
Thanks again for featuring this.
They look like they're from Chicago. Are they?!?
ReplyDelete@Micci Nailed it. Oak Park, actually.
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