Dc Dogs entry in the 2013 48 Hour Film Project

This is our submission to the 2010 48 Hour Film competition in Washington, D.C. Enjoy!

Sometimes you have to lose everything to recapture what you’ve lost.

For the camera geeks, it was shot on the Canon 5D Mark II in 1080p and this is the first time, we produced all the way through at that resolution.

DC Dogs finalist in the AMD 64 Second Film competition celebrating the new (at the time) 64bit Athlon processor.

What happens when your source of income dries up?

Jonathan forgets to send a card to his mother for mother’s day……

Instead of being passive aggressive and blaming the scooters, THIS frustrated citizen goes after the true cause, the driver!

Winner Best Picture, Audience Choice, Best Editing and Best Special Effects at the Miami 48 Hour Film Competition

DC Dogs were asked to create a film in homage to a photograph by Laurie Simmons entitled “Walking House.” It screened at the Baltimore Museum of Art as part of an exhibition of Laurie’s work.

With another nod to Hitchock, this film suggests you be careful which conversations you listen in on.

Things get dirty when two bums fight over donations on opposing street corners.

The Dogs entered an international contest in which we were challenged to share a vision of the end of the world. Eschewing the normal fare of floods and zombies, we chose instead to ask the question, what if the world had ended before it really began?

We headed down to Miami incognito as Miami Dogs to make this submission to the 48 Hour Film Festival competition there.

The DC Dogs entry in the 2006 48 Hour Film Festival competition in Washington, D.C.

Just a little teaser for the feature length action film we shot in only 6 days!

DC Dogs submission to the 48 Hour Film Festival competition in Washington, D.C. 2004

DC Dogs submission to the 48 Hour Film Festival competition in Washington, D.C. 2003

From the mind of Dave Coyne comes the ultimate expression of TPSD (Toilet Paper Stress Disorder). With a nod to Rip Van Winkle, we just how much the world has changed in a short time!

Mr. Joy is the story of how a bunch of kids in detention come together to prove that the aphorisms of the guidance counselor just don’t hold water. Written and directed by kids as part of our Movie Camp program!

When giving birth becomes too much of a reality.

“A band shows up to audition for an A&R Executive who’s seen it all…except perhaps how they arrive and the unique nature of the band members. Life on the road is tough, especially for a one man band.”

The DC Dogs entry into the 2010 48 Hour Film Competition in Baltimore.

A washed up private detective is offered a chance at redemption.

Unsubmitted entry to the AMD 64 Second Film Conest to celebrate the new (at the time) Athlon 64bit Processor

DC Dogs entry into the 48 Hour Film Festival competition in Washington, D.C. 2004

Winner of a 2009 Best Picture, Best Writing and Audience Choice Award. This is the DC Dogs submission to the 48 Hour Film Competition in Baltimore. We drew the genre “Western or Musical.”

Finalist!

This film was a submission for the 2013 48 EcoFilm Festival

The Elements is the DC Dogs submission to the DC 48 Hour Film Competition. WINNER: Best Diretor, Best Use of Elements!