One screening down, one to go. I'm still recovering from our world premiere of AMERICAN ZOMBIE at Slamdance on Saturday. The screening was sold out on the first day of the festival and the wait list was pretty long that day. Sorry to everyone who couldn't get in. Hope the cookies we passed out were a small consolation.

Here's a shot of the main cast before the screening.

The audience was great -- they really seemed to get the movie and were troopers, after a couple of nervewracking technical problems. While they were fixing the sound, Austin Basis, who plays Ivan, started passing out one of his Slamdance special edition 'zines and people went apeshit. People have been coming up to him at the festival, asking for more copies of that thing. Now I want him to do a special edition for every festival.

This morning, a friend of mine from Chicago sent me a link to Andrew O' Hehir's review in Salon. I think he got the movie.

The last couple of days have just been more free finger foods. More parties. I have a collection of knit caps from: A&E Indiefilms, SmartWater, Mobi Opera, SagIndie. Plus a bunch of mints. And skin care products.

I pretty much gave up on putting up posters and have resorted to being a moving bulletin board. Nice tape job, huh?

Luckily when it gets to be too cold, we can sneak into the Chasing Ghosts arcade and play a free game of Centipede!

Next screening is on Wednesday at 6pm...at the Treasure Mountain Inn. To be continued.