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Post by actually @fortyfive33 now on May 5, 2021 17:30:44 GMT -5
The Setup
You have been given the opportunity to curate the initial lineup for a film festival in competition with fourteen others. Any film that has received a theatrical or streaming release or a festival run is eligible. Short films are also eligible. The top thirty films on each lineup will be locked into non-compete clauses preventing them from being on any of these other festival lineups. When the top thirty is complete, you can add up to an additional 25 undrafted free agents (UDFA) to your lineup. Winners will be decided by poll in elimination rounds of fifteen, eight, four and two. (Ties move on.)
1) Feature films in a series must be selected one at a time. You cannot take an entire series at once.
2) Short films in a series are exempt from rule 1. An entire series can be taken at once. However, any shorts picked in a group must be shown together.
3) Round Thirty-Two will allow for the selection of a location for the festival. This can be any location where a film festival already exists or another realistic location (i.e. not out in the middle of bum-fuck nowhere)
4) A schedule is required of each drafter. A poster is not. Films can play multiple times during the festival, but each must be shown at least once. Schedules must be no longer than two weeks in length.
5) UDFA can be used to select supplemental events such as Q&As, additional films including premieres, fan edits or any other films eligible in round Thirty-One, or musical acts to play afterparties at the festival. Any musical act selected must be active at the time of the pick. If an act becomes inactive after they are picked, the pick stands unless a performer has died. If the performer in question has died, the affected drafter is allowed to repick.
6) Afterparties can start no earlier than 10 p.m.
7) Q&A sessions must involve one or more of the following personnel of a drafted film: producers, directors, writers, actors. Once that criterion is fulfilled, Q&As can involve anybody else within reason. Use your common sense, they shouldn’t be too big.
8) Disputes handled via poll. Upon confirming receipt of dispute request, a poll will be put up and run for twelve hours. Polls can run seven days a week but no poll will start before 9AM or after 9PM Eastern. Drafting will continue while the poll is running. If a poll is a tie, the pick stands. No film will be polled if disputed more than twelve hours after selection or later.
9) Once we have fifteen participants, draft order will be randomly generated for the first round and will continue as a snake draft. (I.e., the person with the last pick in the first round would have the first pick in the second round.)
10) In Rounds One through Ten, picks between 9AM and 9PM Eastern will have a maximum of six hours. Any turn that starts between 9PM and 3AM Eastern will expire in twelve hours. Any turn that starts between 3AM and 6AM will expire in nine hours. Any turn that starts between 6AM and 9AM will expire in seven hours.
Beginning in Round Eleven, picks between 9AM and 9PM Eastern will have a maximum of three hours. Any turn that starts between 9PM and 6AM Eastern will expire in six hours. Any turn that starts between 6AM and 9AM will expire at Noon. Drafters who live outside the US are exempt from this rule and will have a maximum of twelve hours for picks in Rounds One through Ten and six hours for the remaining rounds.
If a participant misses their pick, the draft will continue as if a pick was made and the participant can then select from any remaining films at the time that they register their pick. If a player is still on the clock from a previous turn because their time expired without making a selection, then when their next turn comes around the twelve (or eight or three) hour wait for their turn is waived. A participant can make up a maximum of two picks - if they fall behind by more than two picks the additional picks are forfeit.
11) When you post your selection, identify what the pick is. (Do not assume that everybody else can recognize your pick from pic or gif - formatting issues sometimes make them unreadable.) In addition, tag the next person after you and the person going after them to keep things moving.
12) Trades are allowed. All participants must verify the terms of the trade. (Note: Trades are subject to dispute. In the event that a trade is believed to be unrealistically lopsided, a participant can call for a poll on the validity of said trade.)
13) Thirty rounds of standard drafting.
14) Up to 25 undrafted free agents can be selected in the ninety-six hours after the last draft selection. Following that, participants will then have their UDFA presented individually, allowing time to highlight films and for other participants to verify that no previously drafted films were included as another's UDFA.
15) Any rule changes prior to the start of the draft will be decided by me and updated in the OP.
16) Any rule changes after the start of the draft will require 10 participant votes in favor prior to adoption.
17) A rule change cannot be instituted to change the process of changing rules or disputes. (E.g., no vote to assign a "ref.")
18) In the event that a participant is unable or unwilling to complete the draft, a Supplemental Round (Round Thirty Two) will be established. All of that participant's selected films would be available for selection in this round. The order would be random and would be established after completion of round 45 or whichever round follows the departure of the drafter, whichever is later. Only one supplemental round will occur regardless of the number of films available. If fewer than twenty-five supplemental films become available or if a drafter does not want to select a supplemental film then they may select any other available film. Unselected films from the supplemental round are available as free agents.
19) If a drafter appears to be acting to the detriment of the draft, participants are able to request that drafter's removal. Removal will require 10 votes in favor. Only participants may vote and the votes are public. That participant's drafted artists would be moved to a supplemental round
20) If a drafter may not be able to make their pick, they may select a proxy or proxies to select on their behalf. Proxies must be stated in thread.
21) When realistic, do not name unselected draft-eligible films.
10 Things I Hate About You 12 Monkeys 2001: A Space Odyssey 8 1/2 A Mighty Wind Airplane Akira Alien Almost Famous (Untitled cut) American Honey An American Werewolf in London Amelie Amy Anima Anomalisa Another Round Army of Darkness Arrival Atlantics Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery Avengers: Endgame Babel Back to the Future Bad Boys II Bartleby Battle Royale The Battle of Algiers Being John Malkovich Belladonna of Sadness Belhaven Meridian Bernie Best in Show Big Fish The Big Lebowski Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure Black Swan Blade Runner Blade Runner 2049 Blazing Saddles Blue Velvet Boogie Nights Borat Boyhood The Breakfast Club Breathless Can't Get You Out of My Head: An Emotional History of the Modern World Children of Men City of God Cleo From 5 to 7 Clerks A Clockwork Orange Clueless Cold War Con Air Crank Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon Dark City The Dark Knight Death of Mr. Lazarescu The Decline of Western Civilization The Departed Die Hard District 9 Do the Right Thing Dog Day Afternoon Dogma Dogtooth Dont Look Back Dr. Strangelove Drive Dunkirk Ed Wood Edge of Tomorrow Edward Scissorhands Empire Strikes Back The End of Evangelion Enemy Eraserhead Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Evil Dead 2 Ex Machina Eyes Wide Shut Eyes Without a Face F for Fake A Face in The Crowd Face/Off Fargo The Favourite Fight Club Fistful of Fingers The Fountain Frankenhooker The French Connection The Game Get Out Ghost Algebra Ghostbusters Gimme Shelter Gone Girl Good Bye Lenin! Good Will Hunting Good Time Goodfellas The Grand Budapest Hotel The Great Dictator Grey Gardens Grosse Pointe Blank Groundhog Day Hanna The Hateful Eight Heat Hedwig and the Angry Inch Hellraiser Her Hereditary Hoop Dreams How to Survive a Plague Hot Fuzz I, Tonya I Am Not Your Negro I Love You To Death Idiocracy Inception Inglorious Basterds Inside Llewyn Davis Interstellar Ip Man It Follows Jackie Brown Jarhead Je t'aime Je t'aime Jesus' Son Jiro Dreams of Sushi John Wick Joker Jurassic Park Kill Bill Vol. 1 Knives Out Lady Bird The Last Waltz Leon The Professional Life of Brian Light is Waiting The Lighthouse Little Miss Sunshine Logan The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Extended Edition Lost in Translation Love Love Liza Mad Max: Fury Road Mamma Mia Man on Wire Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media The Master Mean Girls Melancholia Melvin Goes to Dinner Memories of Murder Midsommar Monty Python and the Holy Grail Moon Moonrise Kingdom Mulholland Drive Network Night of the Living Dead Nightcrawler No Country for Old Men Nothing Lasts Forever Office Space Oldboy Once Upon a Time in the West Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior Palm Springs Pan's Labyrinth Parasite Paris is Burning Paris, Texas Pather Panchali Pecker Perfect Blue The Perks of Being a Wallflower Persona Planet of the Apes (1968) Police Story Polytechnique Portrait of a Lady on Fire Possession The Prestige The Princess Bride Priscilla, Queen of the Desert Prisoners Pulp Fiction Purple Rain The Raid Raising Arizona Rear Window Reefer Madness: the Movie Musical Requiem for a Dream The Rock The Rocky Horror Picture Show Rosemary's Baby Rushmore A Scanner Darkly Scott Pilgrim vs. the World Searching for Sugarman Seven Psychopaths Seven Samurai The Seventh Seal Shaun of the Dead The Shawshank Redemption The Shining Sicario The Silence of the Lambs Slaughterhouse V (1972) Sling Blade The Social Network Solaris (1972) Sorry to Bother You Sound of Metal Soul Speed Spirited Away Spring Breakers Stalker Stand by Me Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope Stop Making Sense Superbad Suspiria (1977) Synecdoche, New York TENET The Terminator Terminator 2: Judgment Day There Will Be Blood They Live! The Thing (1982) This is Spinal Tap Todo Sobre de Mi Madre (All About My Mother) Trainspotting The Tree of Life Thief Throne of Blood To Live or Die in L.A. True Romance True Stories The Truman Show Uncut Gems Under the Skin Valley Girl Watchmen Waves Whiplash Who Killed Captain Alex? The Witch The Wolf of Wall Street Won't You Be My Neighbor? Y tu mamá también Young Frankenstein Zodiac
Seven Samurai - The Seventh Seal - The Host (2006) - Stalker - 8 1/2 - Y tu mamá también - Portrait of a Lady on Fire - Police Story - Good Bye Lenin! - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - City of God - Cold War - Who Killed Captain Alex?
The Terminator - Back to the Future - Planet of the Apes (1968) - Idiocracy - The Fountain - Avengers: Endgame - Groundhog Day - Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure - Edge of Tomorrow - TENET - Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery - Jurassic Park
Kill Bill Vol. 1 - Die Hard - The Raid - The Matrix - John Wick - Mad Max: Fury Road - Terminator 2: Judgment Day - Ip Man - Ong-Bak: Muay Thai Warrior - Oldboy - Hanna - Battle Royale - Heat
The Rocky Horror Picture Show - Hedwig and the Angry Inch - Night of the Living Dead - Clueless - Dogma - Evil Dead 2 - 10 Things I Hate About You - The Breakfast Club - True Romance - Almost Famous (Untitled cut) - Valley Girl - The Rock - Fistful of Fingers - Nothing Lasts Forever
Blue Velvet - Hellraiser - The Favourite - Hereditary - Eraserhead - Belladonna of Sadness - Frankenhooker - Joker - Dont Look Back - Eyes Without a Face - Love - The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Cleo From 5 to 7
Rosemary's Baby - They Live! - Drive - Eyes Wide Shut - Midsommar - Alien - Possession - Thief - The Witch - Throne of Blood - Once Upon a Time in the West - Suspiria (1977) - Bernie - To Live or Die in L.A.
There Will Be Blood - Inglorious Basterds - Zodiac - Breathless - Memories of Murder - Akira - Arrival - Solaris (1972) - Moon - Persona - Dogtooth - The Wolf of Wall Street - A Face in The Crowd
Stop Making Sense - The Last Waltz - Grey Gardens - Paris is Burning - Won't You Be My Neighbor? - This is Spinal Tap - Searching for Sugarman - I Am Not Your Negro - Man on Wire - Jiro Dreams of Sushi - Amy - Borat - The Decline of Western Civilization
Mulholland Drive - Children of Men - Parasite - Under the Skin - Ex Machina - The Truman Show - Pan's Labyrinth - District 9 - Black Swan - A Scanner Darkly - Waves - Leon The Professional - The Game
Good Will Hunting - Dr. Strangelove - The Departed - The Great Dictator - Clerks - Dog Day Afternoon - Superbad - Can't Get You Out of My Head: An Emotional History of the Modern World - Manufacturing Consent: Noam Chomsky and the Media - Office Space - Love Liza - Empire Strikes Back
Fight Club - Blade Runner - Trainspotting - Prisoners - Good Time - The Prestige - Blade Runner 2049 - I, Tonya - The End of Evangelion - Nightcrawler - Goodfellas - Sicario - Knives Out - Anomalisa
No Country for Old Men - Little Miss Sunshine - Her - Boogie Nights - The Lighthouse - The Silence of the Lambs - The Tree of Life - Requiem for a Dream - The Social Network - Moonrise Kingdom - Mean Girls - A Serious Man - Blazing Saddles
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Lost in Translation - Donnie Darko - Spirited Away - Spring Breakers - Whiplash - Rushmore - Paris, Texas - The Perks of Being a Wallflower - Perfect Blue - Big Fish - Soul
2001: A Space Odyssey - A Clockwork Orange - The Princess Bride - Being John Malkovich - Shaun of the Dead - The Shining - Monty Python and the Holy Grail - Scott Pilgrim vs. the World - Amelie - The Dark Knight - Ghostbusters - The Big Lebowski - Stand by Me
say we wanted to draft a run of animated films, and wanted S********h to do the live score. we would have to take the music act as a udfa, and not draft them in the initial run
say we wanted to draft a run of animated films, and wanted S********h to do the live score. we would have to take the music act as a udfa, and not draft them in the initial run
yes. The initial draft is designed to be solely movies. UDFAs you can go hogwild
Any film that has received a theatrical or streaming release or a festival run is eligible.
When you say theatrical or streaming release, would this include a movie that was released on, say, HBO before streaming was really a thing but is now streaming on HBOMax?
Any film that has received a theatrical or streaming release or a festival run is eligible.
When you say theatrical or streaming release, would this include a movie that was released on, say, HBO before streaming was really a thing but is now streaming on HBOMax?
Case by case basis, but generally yeah I'd think so
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