Realistic 48

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The term "Realistic 48" refers to a filmmaking competition created by the Tribeca Film Festival and AMC Networks in 2015. "Realistic" in this context refers to the specific set of guidelines and parameters that participating filmmakers must adhere to in order to complete and submit their films within a 48-hour timeframe. During the competition, filmmakers have just 48 hours to write, shoot, edit, and finish a short film. The competition includes several restrictions and requirements, such as the use of a mandatory prop and dialogue, and a requirement to include certain genres or themes into the short film. The films are judged by a panel of industry professionals based on various criteria, including storytelling, originality, and technical aspects.The goal of the Realistic 48 competition is to challenge filmmakers to push their creativity and resourcefulness to the limit while producing high-quality work within a tight timeframe and budget. It's an opportunity for emerging talent to gain exposure, network with industry professionals, and showcase their skills in a high-pressure, real-world scenario.