Six Day Horror Movie

Discover the chilling world of indie filmmaking with "Six Day Horror Movie" by Michael DiPaolo. Published by McFarland & Co Inc in 2004, this intriguing paperback spans 244 pages and explores a daring endeavor in the realm of horror cinema. When offered USD 5,000, DiPaolo sets out to validate his theory: that a meticulously planned, ultra-low budget feature could be successfully crafted in less than a week, with a professional cast and crew. Utilizing just one computer and one camcorder, he produced, edited, and distributed his chilling short film "Daddy" in 2003. This book is not only a behind-the-scenes look at the filmmaking process but also a testament to creativity and determination in the face of limited resources. Ideal for aspiring filmmakers and horror enthusiasts alike, "Six Day Horror Movie" offers invaluable insights into the unique challenges and triumphs of creating cinema on a budget. Dive into this captivating read today!