Stray Cinema wants you to make a cut of their movie

Posted Nov 3rd 2006 6:06PM by Russell Heimlich
Filed under: Movies, Web, Online, Competitions

Stray Cinema has finished up production for their upcoming film and have made available online all of their raw footage for others to edit. Under a Creative Commons license, anyone can make their own edit and Stray Cinema will choose the top 5 to screen in London with the directors cut. Wouldn't it be cool if they did this for every movie?

(via CinemaTech)

Reader Comments

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1. Awesome! Thanks for sharing this, I've been looking for something to keep me busy in my idle time.

Posted at 11:14PM on Nov 3rd 2006 by DaveC

2. somebody loves you http://straycinema.com/watch/lifes-a-breeze/ thanks for spreading the word :)

hopefully some more people reading this will like to make a cut.

we are currently looking for new footage to use for stray cinema 2008. so if anyone plans to shoot a short film over the next 6-12 months, and would like to make the raw footage available for the stray cinema community to remix, then we would love to hear from you!

michelle (stray cinema)

Posted at 12:24AM on Nov 4th 2006 by Michelle Hughes

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