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Updated On: 08 October, 2015 07:47 AM IST | | Suprita Mitter
<p>Making a short film from scratch, in 48 hours, might sound daunting, but if you’re up for the challenge, sign up for Mumbai 48 Hour Film Project</p>

Winners of the Hyderabad 48 Hour Film Project (2012), their film made it to Cannes Short Film Corner
The 8th edition of the Mumbai 48 Hour Film Project (48HFP) is back, starting tomorrow until, October 11. The 48HFP claims to be the world’s largest time-bound short film competition, and will be held in 140 cities worldwide. The Mumbai leg will flag off at the Western Express Highway metro station. Teams will have to script, shoot, edit, and submit a short in just 48 hours. The 48HFP is organised in India by Yogi Chopra and Preeti Gopalkrishnan in Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad and Chennai, with Bangalore following suit.

Winners of the Hyderabad 48 Hour Film Project (2012), their film made it to Cannes Short Film Corner
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