Benedict Campbell, director of the short film LLOYD NECK speaks candidly about his first Sundance experience.

(LLOYD NECK (Director: Benedict Campbell)–Alex has a crush on her brother’s friend, Jesse. But Jesse likes Alex’s brother, Taylor. Alex knows something is up with her brother. Caught in an awkward position, Taylor takes Alex and Jesse to his [...]

Some stellar people (who just happen to be talented filmmakers) also picked up laurels over at Slamdance HQ this past weekend, where friends David Wilson of True/False, Indiepix filmmaker Leah Meyerhoff (who appears on the Brooklyn Independent Cinema Series Compilation), and Laurie Koe from Film Arts Magazine were part of the illustrious jury.
My friend Cynthia [...]

I’m so happy to report about four big wins at Sundance of folks who are close with Jordan and myself.
1) First off, dear friend Daniel Robin, who I met at IDFA, and whose MY OLYMPIC SUMMER is one of the best shorts I’ve seen all year. Daniel is an amazing San Francisco filmmaker, and we [...]

Filmmaker and good friend Christian Bruno, who is currently directing the feature Strand: a Natural History of Cinema chats about Sundance and Slamdance while in the Slamdance headquarters.

Filmmaker and blogger AJ Schnack ( All These Wonderful Things and Kurt Cobain: About a Son talks about Sundance 2008 at the Yarrow, where all industry and press screenings are held.

Explores some more films, including THE WACKNESS, THE ORDER OF MYTHS, AMERICAN TEEN, and BIGGER STRONGER FASTER.
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