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The heart of CC7D is the army of filmmaking teams who make the films. In 2008, 34 teams accepted the challenge.

*Denotes a first time Team Leader
#	Team Name	Team Leader	Film Name
1.	Amateur Fiction	Tim Swartz	The Transcending Assault of a Lead-filled Barrel
An exercise in mood and character that helps bring the message across.
2.	RSP2	Tia Bowen	Bad Milk	*
Always check the expiration date.
3.	C.C. Pedicab	Paul Anthony Castorena	Pedicab Confessionals	*
After a long night of pedicabbing, the stories start to fly.
4.	Ideus Films	Roman Gonzalez	The Gekke Kip Account
Beth Livingston is trying to find an out.
5.	Smiling Bob's	Jason Houlihan & Morgan Allen	Chauffeur	*
The life of a chauffeur is simple: Don't ask questions. Just drive.
6.	Team Tex	Kim Dees	Give Me the Keys
A grandma named Dolly wants to drive...and in the process drives everyone nuts.
7.	Team Alpha Omega Supreme to the Max	Matthew Gonzalez	Forgotten	*
Nolan, a paranoid schizophrenic, comes to grips with reality and gives up on the memory of his beloved long gone.
8.	Big Box Pro	Derrick Perrin	Worst Entry Ever (Vacant)	*
A lousy killer can't get the job done.
9.	TriPlaid	Shauna English	Sunglasses in Reverse
Daniel finds a pair of his old sunglasses and is unaware what happened to them while they were apart.
10.	Moonlight Arts	Alfonso Castillo	Sound of Silence	*
Jason becomes a character in his favorite movie where the ending is not what he expects.
11.	The Meat Burglars	Brandon Fisher	Round Trip
After an accident at sea, a stranded woman reflects on her life.
12.	MIP Productions	Israel Saenz	Creative Differences	*
Can two friends make a movie together?
13.	Team Edge	Kippy Edge	When the Bugs Attacked	*
One man's quest to create an epic monster movie in just 7 days.
14.	RG Films	Brooke May	Roller Renegades	*
After a sister's murder, Roller Girls take justice into their own hands.
15.	Rare Image Projections	Ben Montes II	Roach-Busters	*
Got roaches? Who ya' gonna call? Anyone but these guys.
16.	Knight Storm Productions	Hector Zertuche	Bye Bye, Stranger	*
There are some shortcuts you just don't take.
17.	Third Place Video	Joe Hess	Put it in Play
It's the mid-eighties and 'three kings of the arcade' are about to get a little competition by the name of Tiffany Galaxie.
18.	The Vent	William J. Henneberger	The Last Weekend
A son's last weekend at home.
19.	Los Tall Boys	Omar Becerra	Cannon. Fall. Run.
The son of a lawnmowerman gets creative against a trio of bullies.
20.	Child Mind	Mandiy Miller	Child Mind	*
Beth has a turbulent relationship with her friend Alice's boyfriend.
21.	Racehorse Productions	David Rains	Peek-A-Boo
The Spirit Spotters come to town.
22.	Beeville Film Society	Paul Gonzales	The Analytical Study of the Domestic Golden Years ('til death do us part)	*
All is not as it seems for an old, married couple.
23.	C4 Animation	Reagan Johnson	Blindsided
Sick pleasure.
24.	D.O.S.	David Pallotti	The Business Men	*
A heartfelt conversation between two criminal businessmen.
25.	Social Underground	Humberto Granados	Think About It	*
Life comes at you fast. Don't get caught up in #%!X!
26.	F von F	Fredrick von Frederick	Liebespuppe	*
Ex. 1106 - Taboo world of love dolls.
27.	Deserted Island Studios	Bailor Ellison	Those Who Know the Grave
A man sets out to uphold justice against ruthless men.

2008 CC7D Filmmakers' Documents

Updated: 7/22/08

Below are links to documents that filmmakers will turn in with brief descriptions of each. One hard copy of each document will be provided to you at the Kickoff Event. Participant's Agreement The Team Leader must sign this form to indicate agreement to the CC7D rules and requirements, and then bring it to the Kickoff. The following nine (9) documents will be given to you at the Kickoff Event and are to be turned in at the Wrap-Up Party. 2008 Team Checklist Here is a checklist to help you keep track of all your paperwork. It lists all of the documents you are to turn in with your film on July 31. 2008 Wrap-Up Form This document assists CC7D by gathering basic information about your film (running time, etc.), equipment and your thoughts/suggestions on changes for future competitions. 2008 CC7D Certification The Team Leader must sign this form to certify that all creative work took place during the Official 7-Day Filmmaking competition period. 2008 Team Roster This document succinctly lists everyone involved in the creation of your film. If your cast and crew list can not fit into the space provided, please use duplicate sheets. Liability Waiver Form This document is a limited liability form that protects you and CC7D. All cast and crew must sign. Each team member must sign a separate form. Talent Release Form This document must be signed by everyone who appears onscreen in your film. This insures that you have been authorized by everyone in your film to distribute, screen, show and/or sell their image. You will need to make one copy per person. This includes people who may incidentally appear in the background of your film. In other words, if you shoot a scene at the mall or in a bar, everyone who appears on screen must sign this form. Music Release Form It is illegal for CC7D to screen films that include unauthorized, copywrited music. This document proves that you have obtained the rights to use all of the music that is in your film. If you are purchasing royalty-free music, please provide a receipt of the purchase (this is usually an online purchase) with any personal information removed (credit card number, home address, etc.), along with an explanation on this document. If you use music from a royalty free music CD, please provide a copy of the contract for use of reflecting the CD as well as a copy of the CD cover along with an explanation on this document. If you are using any music not found at a royalty-free website or from a royalty-free album, this music release form must be signed by the appropriate parties. CC7D will err on the side of caution when it comes to the use of unauthorized music in CC7D films. Materials Release Form This document is to be used for photographs and other materials. Location Release Form This document proves that you have obtained permission to shoot on private property. Exteriors of buildings, if shot on public property, do not require this document.