2022Malachi Ray Rempen, Velgus
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1 - 6 players45 - 90 minMedium weight

2021Malachi Ray Rempen
Mostly reviews and unboxings. Roll Camera!: The Filmmaking Board Game is covered on BoardGameVideo.com by 10 reviews, 1 how-to-play guides, 4 recorded sessions, 7 unboxings, and 4 other videos.
From BoardGameGeek
You are movie producers in a failing film production company. You have one last chance to make a successful film - otherwise the company will collapse and you'll never work in this town again! You have to use the resources at your disposal to produce this film on time and under budget, ensure it's a high enough quality, and make some sense of the resulting story. No time to waste - roll camera! Roll Camera! is a cooperative or solo dice worker placement game of resource management and a central geometric puzzle representing your shooting arrangement. You throw the custom D6 Crew dice, each face representing a different production department (camera, light, sound, actor, production design, visual effects) and assign them to actions, either on the main board or on your individual player boards. Your player board features a specific head of department (Director, Producer, Cinematographer, Editor, Production Designer or The Star) and contains unique action spaces that can be used on your turn. Place the Crew in specific arrangements matching those on the Shot cards, resolve the constant Problems getting in your way, and hold production meetings to play Idea cards from your hand to help out. Everything costs time and money, and you lose if either one runs out. You must also ensure your film reaches a certain level of Quality in order to win! At the game's end, you'll have a unique sequence of completed Shot cards which you can "premiere" using the story cues -- it's the filmmaking game that results in a "real" movie! -description from the designer
Roll Camera!: The Filmmaking Board Game has 26 videos from 19 creators: 10 reviews, 1 how-to-play guide, 4 playthroughs, 7 unboxings and 4 other videos. They date from 2022 to July 2026.
To learn the rules, start with "Roll Camera!: The Filmmaking Board Game | Explained" by That Board Game Show, which runs 35 min.
For an opinion before you buy, start with "Roll Camera - Game Schooler Recommended Game of the Week" by Board Game Radio. 7 creators have reviewed it. To see it played, watch "Roll Camera!: The Filmmaking Board Game - GameNight! Se10 Ep4 - How to Play and Playthrough" by BoardGameGeek, one of 4 playthroughs.
If you like it, try Roll Camera!: The B-Movie Expansion, Almighty, Roll Camera!: Super Hero Story Pack and Roll Camera!: Murder Mystery Story Pack, also by Malachi Ray Rempen.
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2022Malachi Ray Rempen, Velgus
1 - 6 players45 - 90 minMedium weight
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2022Malachi Ray Rempen
1 - 4 players45 - 90 minMedium weight
2023Malachi Ray Rempen, Velgus
1 - 4 players45 - 90 min
From BoardGameGeek:
You are movie producers in a failing film production company. You have one last chance to make a successful film - otherwise the company will collapse and you'll never work in this town again! You have to use the resources at your disposal to produce this film on time and under budget, ensure it's a high enough quality, and make some sense of the resulting story. No time to waste - roll camera! Roll Camera! is a cooperative or solo dice worker placement game of resource management and a central geometric puzzle representing your shooting arrangement. You throw the custom D6 Crew dice, each face representing a different production department (camera, light, sound, actor, production design, visual effects) and assign them to actions, either on the main board or on your individual player boards. Your player board features a specific head of department (Director, Producer, Cinematographer, Editor, Production Designer or The Star) and contains unique action spaces that can be used on your turn. Place the Crew in specific arrangements matching those on the Shot cards, resolve the constant Problems getting in your way, and hold production meetings to play Idea cards from your hand to help out. Everything costs time and money, and you lose if either one runs out. You must also ensure your film reaches a certain level of Quality in order to win! At the game's end, you'll have a unique sequence of completed Shot cards which you can "premiere" using the story cues -- it's the filmmaking game that results in a "real" movie! -description from the designer
Designer
Malachi Ray Rempen
Artist
Malachi Ray Rempen
Publisher
Keen Bean Studio
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Mechanics