Fan made 'Lord of the Rings' labour of love online

For a film that had an apparant budget of £3000, the standard of the production itself is beyond what you first may expect. It is obvious that the film takes massive inspiration from Peter Jackson's 'Lord of the Rings', but it does the look of those films deserved justice.

Titled 'The Hunt for Gollum' the film tells the story of Aragorns search for the creature Gollum of who holds crucial information regarding the safety of the one ring. The film clocks in at 38 minutes and features some breathtaking scenary, solid acting, original music and special effects that easily rivals some of the straight to TV/DVD movies you get.Full credit goes to the makers of 'The Hunt for Gollum' who have created a splendid gem of a fan film.Watch the trailer for the film below, followed by the full film in HD here.Visit the official website to find out more.(Note: 'The Hunt for Gollum' is a non-profit film and made soley for free viewing online)

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CliveMay 7th, 2009 - 20:04:29

The Gollum fan film is getting a ton of coverage all over the net, and I'm not surprised as I've been writing about its production progress on my daily fan film blog, fancinematoday.com for months. For what it's worth, if you want to find out more about fan films in general, I wrote the first book about the history and future of 'em, Homemade Hollywood, which just came out.

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