BARE BONES - DAY 5 - MORE MUSKOGEE!
Day 5 of the Fest...
This was our "off" day. No When Love Walks In screenings, just things like... speaking to a class of High Schoolers, an internet radio interview, and a bunch of screenings.
The High Schoolers didn't really care if we were there or not... typical high school response but very different than Thursday's appearance at the high school across town.
The internet radio interview was a trip! We had a lot of fun and made some great memories (ask me about them when you see me and I'll "fill you in on all the juicy details..." to steal a line from Art Redgrave in our film).
The feature screenings included Lucky Stars (a flick about a woman and her dog actress), A Cowboy's Silver Lining (a movie about a hitman who knows there's no way out of the biz), and Good Teeth (an interesting film about the modern slave trade biz).
Cowboy is one my personal favorites of the festival. It was very well made. The story itself was a little confusing at times, but the acting, the directing and editing were first rate. Of course, I can only like the film so much, because we're up against it for Best First Feature and I'm up against Ralph Hatley (the Hit Man's Boss) for Best Actor... but It's definately one of the best films of the fest. Awards are on Sunday.
After the showings everyone again partied way into the night at the Hollywood Pizzeria... we left the party early and crashed around 2AM. Saturday Brad and I have our Secrets of No-Budget Filmmaking Seminar, Terri Moore arrives and we screen at 10:15pm at the Civic Center.
This was our "off" day. No When Love Walks In screenings, just things like... speaking to a class of High Schoolers, an internet radio interview, and a bunch of screenings.
The High Schoolers didn't really care if we were there or not... typical high school response but very different than Thursday's appearance at the high school across town.
The internet radio interview was a trip! We had a lot of fun and made some great memories (ask me about them when you see me and I'll "fill you in on all the juicy details..." to steal a line from Art Redgrave in our film).
The feature screenings included Lucky Stars (a flick about a woman and her dog actress), A Cowboy's Silver Lining (a movie about a hitman who knows there's no way out of the biz), and Good Teeth (an interesting film about the modern slave trade biz).
Cowboy is one my personal favorites of the festival. It was very well made. The story itself was a little confusing at times, but the acting, the directing and editing were first rate. Of course, I can only like the film so much, because we're up against it for Best First Feature and I'm up against Ralph Hatley (the Hit Man's Boss) for Best Actor... but It's definately one of the best films of the fest. Awards are on Sunday.
After the showings everyone again partied way into the night at the Hollywood Pizzeria... we left the party early and crashed around 2AM. Saturday Brad and I have our Secrets of No-Budget Filmmaking Seminar, Terri Moore arrives and we screen at 10:15pm at the Civic Center.
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