IMC 043 - Where have we been?

Ultimatum emerges from their sudden sabbatical to bring you the first new IMC in months. We fully disclose where we've been. We took L'americano to the L.A. Shorts Fest and met friends from the movie Cataplexy.

We talk about our experiences in working on the indie feature The Banshee Chapter.

We finally released M v. W online with special thanks to Andy Gabrys for doing the score.

The making of our newest movie Eden, made for the Producer's Guild's Weekend Shorts Contest.

Schmollywood gets skipped over.

Think How I Think:

we do one-sentence reviews for every movie we've seen since June during the "Year of Garbage" including Harry Potter, Captain America, Attack the Block and Drive among many others.

IMC 042 - Final Cut Pro suX

We discuss Final Cut Pro X the good... but mostly the bad. Has Apple walked away from from professional video editing? What are indie filmmakers going to do now?

We talk to our guests about their web-series Indie: The Series.

We laugh about our continuous bad luck in the 48 Hour Film Project.

Schmollywood:

2D is outselling 3D.

Michael Bay wants Transformer 3 3D to be bright.

Phantom Menace 3D gives fans an ultimatum.

Tom Hanks says the words "Toy Story 4."

Trailer reaction: Puss in Boots

Jay's half assed Hobbit update.

Think How I Think:

Quick reviews of summer movies: Thor, Pirates 4, X-men First Class, & Super 8

IMC SPECIAL - The Making of STUMP

It's Albuquerque's 48 Hour Film Project once again. This time Ultimatum drew "period piece" and decided to make a 70's grindhouse movie. Listen in on what happened this time during the making of the movie STUMP. From movie stars, to fake blood, newbies on the team, and total fatigue; this 48 is one to remember.

IMC 041 - Founding the 48

The founder of the 48 Hour Film Project and the National Film Challenge, Liz Langston guests hosts. She gives us insight into the history of the 48 and all about what happens behind the scenes. Albuquerque's 48 is coming up on June 10, and Ultimatum is signed up.

Schmollywood:

Tarantino's Django Unchained

Terminator 5 with Ah-nold

Pride & Prejudice and Zombies gets a new director

Trailer Reaction: Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon

Jay's Hobbit update of the week

Think How I Think:

Reviews of Hanna and Scream 4, and a look at the year of garbage.

IMC 040 - What's the Point of Making Short Films?

Why make short films? Really? Who's watching them? What should you expect from them? What kind of plan should you have to gain viewership? Should you only do shorts for competitions? Should you make a trailer or a few scenes of a longer movie? Should you just make features? These questions pondered as we read some old bl0g from kylegilman.net.

First discussions about this year's 48.

Schmollywood:

James Cameron says the next revolution in cinema is...

The Smiths team up with Shyamalan

Trailer Reactions: The Hangover Part II, Everything Must Go

Jay's Hobbit Update of the week

Think How I Think:

Hobo with a Shotgun & Rubber

IMC 039 - The Documentary and the Director's Cut

The crew of Ultimatum helped make a short documentary for the 2011 Doc Challenge. Liz guests hosts and talks about her experience directing We Are Still Here. We explore the differences in documentary and narrative filmmaking.

The extended director's cut of The Sages of Eidolon is finished and posted online. We're happy with the results and hope you are too. Please check it out and let us know what you think!

Schmollywood:

Aronofsky backs out of The Wolverine.

David Slade to reboot Daredevil... but is it too early to reboot?

Men in Black III the first studio disaster of the decade?

Trailer reaction: The FP

Jay's Hobbit update of the week featuring this photo.

Think How I Think:

Paul and Rango

IMC SPECIAL - The Making of The Sages of Eidolon

Ultimatum participated in the 48 Go Green, and the result is our first fantasy The Sages of Eidolon.
Listen in as we detail out our strangest 48 weekend yet.
But before you do anything else, please VIEW and RATE The Sages of Eidolon here. We need your votes so please help us out. Voting is over March 4, 2011.

Thanks, friends!