Arrived in Park City yesterday and still getting used to the altitude, the cold, and the lay of the land. Slamdance gathered all its filmmakers together for a welcome session up at the cozy Treasure Mountain Inn on Thursday. It was great to connect faces to some of the titles I've been reading about for the past month.

Our world premiere is Saturday afternoon -- a few hours away -- and most of today has just been catch-up. Started putting up some posters which is a complete exercise in futility. Posters go up, and minutes later, they're covered with somebody else's. At the Slamdance welcome reception we were also informed of the Park City flyer narcs. Apparently it's illegal to pass out flyers or postcards or hand anything out along Main Street to promote your movie.

So what's an American Zombie supposed to do? Fortunately, we have all sorts of wearable advertising. We got a little carried away, but here are some of the items available from our street team (aka our cast and crew). We have a bunch of this stuff so if you see someone loaded down with buttons, chances are it's one of us. Ask us for a souvenir.

Here's a sampling of what's available. Almost all of it homemade:

1) The basic button. We have a 1" button maker in our condo and are burning the midnight oil making these from scratch.

2) Wristbands...a souvenir from the film and all proceeds go to support the Zombie Advocacy Group.
Wear one in solidarity.

3) "American Zombie" zine; Slamdance edition.

4) And the piece de resistance: all the way from our executive producers in Korea; the official American Zombie cell phone cleaner. Because nobody likes a dirty cell phone screen.