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| Mad Ones Films |
Mad Ones Films
GREENSBORO, North
Carolina
United States
Mad Ones Films formed in
2004, originally taking shape
in the form of a mysterious
group of cynical film-buffs and
social critics known as the
CSC. Comprised originally of
three misfits and great friends
(Jennie Prince, Jaysen
Buterin, and J. Evan Wade),
the CSC lunchtime agendas
fostered conversations of
mirth and hilarity. After
witnessing events like the
2005 Greensboro 48 Hour
Film Project, the CSC decided
to make movies, and then
informally dubbed themselves
"The Mad Ones." The Mad
Ones participated in the 2006
Greensboro 48 Hour Film
Project, and produced a
quirky, off-beat zombie
romance movie called "Z-Day:
A Fantastic Zombie Love
Story". After winning a
honourable mention
distinction for "Best
Screenwriting," The Mad Ones
found a new passion and set
off on the path of part-time
indie filmmakers.
GREENSBORO, North
Carolina
United States
Mad Ones Films formed in
2004, originally taking shape
in the form of a mysterious
group of cynical film-buffs and
social critics known as the
CSC. Comprised originally of
three misfits and great friends
(Jennie Prince, Jaysen
Buterin, and J. Evan Wade),
the CSC lunchtime agendas
fostered conversations of
mirth and hilarity. After
witnessing events like the
2005 Greensboro 48 Hour
Film Project, the CSC decided
to make movies, and then
informally dubbed themselves
"The Mad Ones." The Mad
Ones participated in the 2006
Greensboro 48 Hour Film
Project, and produced a
quirky, off-beat zombie
romance movie called "Z-Day:
A Fantastic Zombie Love
Story". After winning a
honourable mention
distinction for "Best
Screenwriting," The Mad Ones
found a new passion and set
off on the path of part-time
indie filmmakers.