Urban League of the Upstate Helps Launch SC 48-Hour Film Project

The Urban League of the Upstate (Greenville, SC) will work with The Cargo Agency, the Minority Film Institute, the SC Film Commission and the National Urban League  to launch a statewide 48-Hour Film Project, beginning May 3 at 6 p.m. at the Chapman Culture Center in Spartanburg.

During a two-day period, participants will write, shoot and edit a short film based on a randomly assigned genre, character, prop and dialogue line.

“We are so delighted to support this industry in our state and the growth it is offering to expand economic opportunities for our community,” said Gail Wilson Awan, President and CEO of the Urban League of the Upstate and city producer for the 48-Hour Film Project. “I cannot wait to see the submissions and impact the event will have on spurring interest in the film industry.”

This event is open to filmmakers of all skill levels and registration is $198 per team. All films must be submitted online by May 5 at 7:30 p.m.

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