Sweded Films (BLK)

A Sweded film is an unedited film that has been remade with one take per scene and on a very low budget
The tapes are described as having come from Sweden as an excuse for higher rental fees and longer wait times
The term "sweded" has been adopted as a slang term for a cheap spoof remake of any film or film trailer

Sweded Film requirements (from swededcinema.com)

• Must be based on an already produced film
• Range 2-8 minutes in length
• Must not contain computer generated graphics
• Based on films less than 35 years old
• Special effects must be limited to camera tricks
  and arts 'n crafts
• Sound effects created by human means
• Hilarious.

My favourite Sweded Films

In Jurassic Park, I like the various methods they have used to create different dinosaurs. Some have been made with cardboard, where the more animated are played by actors in full costume. I also like the use of voices to create sound affects.

In Edward Scissorhands, I like the the use of iconic scenes from the film to tell the narrative. These scenes have been done in a way that they are clearly recognisable and similar to the orgiginal movie but still sweded and funny. I also like the use of voices to create the music and the creativity in displaying the film title.