I just finished my first scene, and am now have 7 seconds in my second scene.

You stole my idea!

Wow. Whats the book?

a contest!!! runs to his lego closet and hopes that no one realizes he's not doing homework
i am definetly "in" on this one!!

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I am most definately (how do you spell that) in.
Let's see, Reality....

-Donsalvatore

I've got some scene ideas, but no basic plot. However, I think it's turning into a parody of classic sci-fi action films, which shouldn't be too hard to do. I'm also hoping for some cool exterior shots of the space ship the film takes place in, which may, or may not be CGI.

It may also end up as being a sort of Crispy Cheeser in Space film, which would be great.

1) Yes, if the creator of the music has the authority to give you that permission.  (Sometimes the record label would really be the authority here.) However I'd assume the music is from an unsigned band or composer, in which case you should be fine if you have permission.

2) Yes, you might want to decide ahead of time what you'd do about any winnings.

It's neat to see people are coming up with lots of ideas, though I hope this doesn't just turn into a straight-up science fiction and time travel contest.  Creativity and originality will be important factors in judging this contest and taking the most obvious approach possible to the theme isn't necessarily going to get you the best ranking in the 'theme' and 'story' categories.

Remember, the theme "Space, Time, & Reality" isn't supposed to define the genre for you, it's supposed to define a key plot element.

The title of my entry will probably be The Human Element. I've been shuffling through the short story, figuring out what to keep and what to take out. I'm working on a test to see if my idea is really feasible.

- Leo

I'm definitely entering. I have a great idea, and, after messing around on the piano, think I have some music that would fit it really well. This is gonna be awesome!