THE DEADLINE FOR FAKE FILM SUBMISSIONS IS NOW CLOSED.

THE TOP 20 LIST AS VOTED BY YOU ARE POSTED HERE


Our panel of cinemaphiles will review the submissions and select our favourites.
Entries will be evaluated by a panel of station staff and will be graded in three categories to achieve a final score.
Accuracy – does the film accurately represent the movie it is intended to reflect?
Quality – is the film entertaining?
Promotion – how well did the contestant promote their movie?

The top twenty film makers will be invited to the Fake Film Festival January 28, 2011
where the Top 10 films will be screened for a live audience at Club 560 featuring Sweet Thing.
Click here for more details!

The winning film scores

$10,000 CASH!*

 
*Ratings do not necessarily determine the winner of Virgin Radio's 2011 Fake Film Fest.

Virgin Radio's Fake Film Festival

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Blade

Posted By Irene On 1/23/2011 11:57:15 PM

Blade

Directed by Irene Huynh. Starring Dang Huynh, Ken Wong, and Irene Huynh. Inspired because Blade was the first successful comic book adaptation that did justice to the source material. It set the stage for all kick ass vampire movies. Blade is the first feature-length film based off Marvel Comics Blade character. Too many times have my favourite comic book characters been butchered by the big screen. Blade is half human and half vampire who hunts down the creatures of the night. I like
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Ratatouille in 60 Seconds!

Posted By Oscar On 1/23/2011 11:57:02 PM

Ratatouille In 60 Seconds!

This video was made by two brothers with Windows Paint, Windows Movie Maker, a Piano, the Internet, and a lot of determination. Please don't be a douche and vote 0.1, because you are a contestant too. Directed & Written by: Oscar Lau / Voice Over by: Theodore Lau / Original Music by: Camille-Le Festin / Piano Music Played by: Oscar Lau / Inspiration: My cousin has always wanted to be a chef but couldn't due to physical limitations. This is for him. This is to remind him that ‘Anyone can cook!’
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Shrek in 60 seconds

Posted By Darren On 1/23/2011 11:54:25 PM

Shrek in 60 seconds

Inspired by ''Shrek'' (2001) and recreated in 60 seconds (or as a friend suggested "Shrunk"). Directed and Artwork by Darren Waine Voices: Darren Waine - Shrek, Donkey, Farquaad, Pinocchio, Pig Katie Waine - Fiona Everything you see in this video is hand made, hand drawn, made out of clay, paper, pipecleaners, styrofoam, cardboard, popsicle sticks AND two table cloths. Thanks for watching and hope you enjoy the film.
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Virgin Radio Fake Film Festival: Lord of the Rings in 60 seconds.wmv

Posted By Carol On 1/23/2011 11:21:12 PM

Virgin Radio Fake Film Festival: Lord of the Rings in 60 seconds

This is The Lord of the Rings : The fellowship of the ring in 60 seconds for Virgin Radio's Fake Film Festival.
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Short Film Festival "PANIC ROOM" in 60 seconds

Posted By Shahrokh On 1/23/2011 9:38:41 PM

Panic Room in 60 seconds

Directed by: Shahrokh Ferdowsi. Starring: Shahrokh Ferdowsi, Farah Rami and Elika Ferdowsi. Inspired by the fact that every house in our nation needs to have a safe room to protect its occupant at the time of peril. This short film is about a single mother and her young daughter who have purchase a new home in an upscale neighbourhood. Their newly purchased home has a secret in its safest room called the panic room. The panic room is so secure and supposedly no one can get in. The grandson
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The Green Hornet in 60 seconds

Posted By Michelle On 1/23/2011 9:17:08 PM

The Green Hornet in 60 Seconds

The Green Hornet. Directed by: Kelly and Michelle. Starring: Kelly and Michelle. Inspired by: the new movie that just came out.
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JERRY MAGUIRE in 60 seconds

Posted By Jonathan On 1/23/2011 9:08:29 PM

Jerry Maguire

Show me the money! Thanks a lot to everyone who helped Jerry: David Attar Dorothy: Brittany Willacy Rod: Samson Habteselasse Ray: Kris Carter DOP: Kevin Hill Editors: Brittany Willacy & Mat Collings S.Wrangler: Joe Cheriex Xtras: Adam, Jenelle and Dan Directed By: Jonathan Gagnon Remember: "If this(heart) is empty, then this(brain) doesn't matter" - Dicky Fox
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Cast Away In 60 Sec.mov

Posted By Brian On 1/23/2011 8:20:49 PM

Cast Away in 60 seconds

Inspired by the Robert Zemeckis film, the landscape of Wreck Beach, and an old style pocket watch. Only in Vancouver could you film an actor in a loin cloth in the end of January. Directed by: Brian Hulme Starring: Mark Eilers & Jenny Giraud
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yes man movie 0001

Posted By Aeran On 1/23/2011 8:11:54 PM

Yes Man in 60 seconds

Director :John Song. Starring:Connor Ross. Actors: Dean Kim. Inspiration: we did the movie to show our teacher that we could do it and we always dreamed of winning contest.
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THE EXORCIST

Posted By Umur On 1/23/2011 7:44:40 PM

EXORCIST - in 60 Seconds

The Excorcist is horror at its best and my children, 11 year old twins Asena Olcay and Tolga Olcay wanted to take this movie on in the Virgin Radio Fake Film Festival. The reason for their selection is that they have been working with greenscreen technology in making films and also special effects. They felt that this film would be a great way to showcase these elements. - Actrors: Nick Svab (old Priest), Tolga Olcay (young Priest), Emma Smith (Mom), and Asena Olcay (Reagan - possessed gir

Ocean's Eleven in 60 Seconds...

Limbo Productions

Legally Blonde in 60 Seconds

A Tara Jean Production

Bridget Jones in 60 Seconds......

A Jukes Production

Sex in the City in 60 Seconds......

Nat & Drew Players

Fake Film Festival FAQs

 
Q What is the deadline for my Fake Film Submission?
A The deadline is NOON, Pacific Time, on January 25th. After which time no further films will be accepted in order to ensure that late submissions get a fair rating, the rating mechanism will remain in effect until 5pm PST, January 25th.

Q Does the whole film have to fit inside the :60 seconds?
A Yes, credits and all. If it's over :60 it won't be eligible. But because there can be discrepancies with the time coded on our site versus the youtube site (ours seems to add one second), the official time will be the time displayed when the film is viewed on youtube.

Q Are all of the films currently on the website eligible for the $10,000 prize?

A Not exactly. We'll post anything anyone submits, provided it falls within our guidelines of good taste (think family-friendly) … Some of the submissions currently posted do not meet all the criteria for consideration (due to use of copyright footage, length, non-inclusion of Fake Film Fest graphic etc.)

Q Can there be swearing in my movie?
A We request that you bleep out any profanity. Ours is a family friendly website, so we can't have foul language on it.

Q Who are the judges?
A The judges panel will be revealed toward the end of the contest, but the panel is made up of some station staff, plus a handful of local film critics from other media.

Q How will the top films be judged?
A On our website is a voting mechanism for each film. The top 20 films based on this voting mechanism will be "scored" by the judges panel. The score is based on a compilation of three separate scores. First we'll determine whether your film is a) entertaining (ie good) and b) accurate to the original (can we tell what movie this is about?) The third score is about how hard you work to "promote" your film. This will be judged by Virgin Radio's Promotions Director. You could make posters, create a facebook fan page or website... Basically you'll want to drive traffic to our website to get people to vote for you. We just need to see how hard you worked at this.

Q How many movies can I submit?

A Only one per person.

Q Can my kids submit a movie?
A Unfortunately no. They can participate in your film, but the official submitter must be over the age of 19, as the finale is being held in a licensed establishment.

Q Do I have to include the Virgin Radio Fake Film Fest Logo?
A Yes. But feel free to be creative about how you include it. Just make sure it's in there somewhere.