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Team Juicebox rocks the 48 Hour Film Project

Ever try to make a movie in 48 hours? Yeah, me neither.

But Sean Roach and his friends -- the members of independent film production group Team Juicebox -- completed a short western just last weekend.

It was their fourth time participating in the 48 Hour Film Project, a national timed film-making competition, and SPI was able to follow them throughout the contest, culminating in the screening of their film, "Wild Wild Desk," last night at the University District's Neptune Theater.


Posted by at July 18, 2008 1:56 p.m.
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