Personally, I had a hangover. The Chateneaunf du Pape was the cap on several drinks with Absolut at the Queer Lounge. But Anna and I had an interview with Park City TV at 7:30. Our wake up call was a half hour late, so we rushed to get to the interview as Atom packed to catch a flight back to New York. Our interview can be viewed here:

http://parkcity.tv/wp-content/live/ [ed.note- they have had technical difficulties but please keep checking back ]

Click on January 21 and scroll down to 7 AM – Mountain Morning Show. We are at minute 33:46.

Everyone there was interested in the film (even though they weren’t able to run our trailer. . .oops, not ready for prime time). And both Anna and I are rather horrified by how we look on camera. Which is perhaps why we both prefer to be on the opposite side of the lens.

We came back to the hotel at 8:30 and went back to sleep. This was our first real day off. I worked out and went swimming while Anna went into town and watched some films at Slamdance. Later, I bussed in and talked with a couple of the Slamdance staff about the offer we received the day before. This is what is so fantastic about the Slamdance festival. It’s so much more than just having a place to screen a film. It’s about meeting other filmmakers and learning from one another. It’s about informative panels with companies that are working with all of the new digital formats, giving out information that is impossible to find elsewhere. And it’s about networking with staff and more experienced filmmakers about industry contacts, lawyers, and distributors. It’s a wonderful support system. This really is a great festival with a great staff. Artists of all kinds need a Slamdance to help them learn the ropes.