Everyone had postcards to promote their films. This is JoEllen Martinson and William Scott Rees, co-directors of The Mallorys Go Black Market. Their blog mentions celebrity sightings that I completely missed.
During the Q and A, I decided to demonstrate the sound of one hand clapping.
Click HERE for audio of the Q and A.
This wall, like all available vertical surfaces on Main St., was covered with a constantly changing mosaic of ever increasing thickness. I would love to have shot a time lapse film of this particular wall.
The wonderful Julia Sweeney was performing with Jill Sobule across the street. I had known Julia many years ago when we worked at the Groundlings Theater, an improv comedy theater in LA, where she got her start.
Jamie Travis (director- The Saddest Boy in the World) and me on the shuttle after one of the parties. The city provided free shuttles to all the theaters. It's a chatty sort of environment where you can easily pimp your film. And I did. My breast pocket was stuffed with postcards.
Some of the organizers of Slamdance. Dan Mirvish is the guy with the chef's hat on the right.
Mia Trachinger and I shared a house while we attending UCLA Film School. She since wrote and directed a feature film called Bunny
Brooke Sebold, co-director of the documentary Red Without Blue
