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PlayStation Shoot

Posted on December 30, 2008 | 1 comment |

In a move vaguely reminiscent of the old BMW/Clive Owen ads, PlayStation's got a bunch of directors and producers (including Michael Winterbottom and Jerry Bruckheimer) together to shoot short movies:

Shoot! is a brand new venture for PlayStation and a very exciting initiative for film-making. It brings six of the most promising international directorial talents together with the six of the most respected names in the film industry today, to make six short films commissioned exclusively for PlayStation.

We'd love to know what you think of their films, some of which are already available and some which will be released later this month through the PlayStation Network (available in High Definition through a PS3 or PSP) or 7 days later at www.psshoot.com (in standard definition).

Each week one of the films will be released to download (for free) along with further video content which tells the story of how that film was made, from its pitch to its production and interviews with the respective directors.

Here's a video about it. What do you think?

1 Comment

  1. Phoenix wrote:
    December 31, 2008 | Reply

    I loved The Hire (even got the DVD, when they were still making those), so I already like the concept. And Signs is one of my favorite commercials (also, I have favorite commercials? I learned something about myself today). Lets get these two crazy kids together.

    Of course, we won't know until the films come out. Looking at The Hire model, will it be as stylish as Ambush? As richly detailed as Chosen (even the prayer wheel spins the proper direction, you'll notice)? As manic as Star? Or will it reach for heights and fall flat (most of the others)?

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