Reap's Selection Of Entries To Its 

Fone It In! 3 Minute (Or Less) Cell Phone Film Festival

This month we are featuring eight of the videos created on a cell phone that are entered into our Fone It In! 3-minute (or less) Cell Phone Film Festival. You can vote for your favorite videos here.  And check out all of the amazing entries in our SCREENING ROOM. These talented filmmakers demonstrate what you can create with a cell phone.

Trapped by Gregory W. Armstrong - Alise lives in harmony with her handmade creatures until one day they decide to trap her in the closet and throw a party.

The Fixer by Conrad Mess -What if you could fix anything? 

The Intruder by Daniel Labonté - A boy wakes up in the night thinking he heard a noise. Upon exploring the darkened house he has an unpleasant confrontation.

Liam's Laps by Bill Davis -  A three-minute doc that tells the story of my 11 year son's efforts to raise relief money for Somalian children.  

Memory 22 by Bill Newsinger -  A stopmotion film shot on my iphone 4s using Hipstamatic and the Tintype Snappak. The music is my own creation and the film was put together in Final Cut software.  

Monsters by David C. Pitt - What would you do if a Monster was breathing down the back of your neck?

Short Cuts by Kevin Bibo - Beware the orange groves! 

Ostracism Through Film by Kate Brickner - This video is a representation of ostracism. I made this to emotionally affect the watchers. I think it is important for everyone to know the pain children go through when they are bullied.