One day to go - do your homework
Folks are arriving from near and far for the 2008 Sundance Film Festival, which starts Thursday night in Park City.
The travel blog Jaunted is in Park City already, having dined at El Chubasco and figured out the bus system. Alison Stewart, of NPR's "The Bryant Park Project" and Keith Olbermann's backup on MSNBC, is probably on a plane to Utah right now. Sometime tonight Jeffrey Wells at Hollywood Elsewhere will arrive.
For everybody else, time to brush up on your festival expertise before company arrives. Kenneth Turan at the Los Angeles Times provides a good overview here. On IndieWire, Steven Rosen dissects the birth of buzz. And Austin resident Aly Adair writes here about the thrill of being a Sundance volunteer.
The travel blog Jaunted is in Park City already, having dined at El Chubasco and figured out the bus system. Alison Stewart, of NPR's "The Bryant Park Project" and Keith Olbermann's backup on MSNBC, is probably on a plane to Utah right now. Sometime tonight Jeffrey Wells at Hollywood Elsewhere will arrive.
For everybody else, time to brush up on your festival expertise before company arrives. Kenneth Turan at the Los Angeles Times provides a good overview here. On IndieWire, Steven Rosen dissects the birth of buzz. And Austin resident Aly Adair writes here about the thrill of being a Sundance volunteer.
- Sean P. Means
posted by Sean P. Means @ 11:28 AM |
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