r/TheRedditFilmProject

639 archived posts · Nov 2017 – Sep 2026

The Reddit Film Project

We are a community of Redditors coming together to create an anthology of short films.

Created Nov 27, 2017

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Welcome film makers, film lovers, and those who are just curious! We are a community of Redditors embarking on a difficult journey together. We're attempting to create an entirely crowd-sourced, non-profit series of short films.

Rules:

Refer to the Reddit Content Policy and reddiquette for site-wide rules and guidelines.
Be kind and respectful to everyone.
Please keep an air of professionalism.
No spamming and/or flooding.
NSFW content must be labeled as such.

#LINK TO THE HIVE

#LINK TO DISCORD

#[LINK TO THE SCRIPT LIBRARY] (https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17mR6JB7icr6U4QbpFAsVLRtk0B0Cy_C3?usp=sharing)

Our sub's current main project is

The Reddit Anthology.

The Reddit Anthology aims to produce short films based on Reddit stories. Once we’ve created enough shorts, we will compile them into a feature-length anthology film, fulfilling our original goal.

Here’s how we’re gonna do it:

Each story will have its own set of writers, directors and production crew, mainly pooled from members of the sub. The moderators will track progress, mod the sub and Discord server, and update members, but for the most part each story will be an independent production.

Each production will be divided into 5 phases: CONCEPT, SCRIPT, PRE-PRODUCTION, PRODUCTION, and POST-PRODUCTION.

Please see our Wiki for full details on each stage.

A Director will oversee the entire production process, serving as both point person, creative head, and manager.

We have set up a public Trello board (Nicknamed The Hive) where members can check the progress of each production. There, members can see what phase a prod is at the moment, check for crew opportunities, read concepts and scripts, and view shot lists and storyboards.

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