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Contact: Shane Snipes
indieville@indieville.net
Indieville Sundance 2004 Episode Slated for Multi-City
Broadcast
Indieville's Sundance 2004 episode will be broadcast
in New York City, Los Angeles, Boston, and Chicago in
June 2004. The show promises to scrape the wittiness
out of every bit of indie film news that's out there.
The episode also showcased a teaser for Paola Morrongiello's
short film, Rockets, Fruitbaskets & General Grandhasel.
The entire episode is also online at http://indieville.net/screeningroom.
The comedic segments include coverage of Sundance 2004,
an interview with Brad Wensley of Studio57, and highlights
from the Show biz Expo in New York City. Sundance interviews
include One Point O, Directors- Jeff Renfroe,
Marteinn Thorsson; Harry and Max, Actor- Cole
Williams; Good Bye, Lenin! Director- Wolfgang
Becker; Woodsmen, Director- Nicole Kassell, Actor-
David Alan Grier; Down to the Bone, Hugh Dillon;
Napoleon Dynamite, Haylie Duff; Just a Clown,
Capturing the Friedmans David "Silly Billy"
Friedman; BAADASSSSS! Director and Actor- Mario
Van Peeples; The Corporation (Featuring Michael
Moore), Chris Barrett; November, Director- Greg
Harrison; LADJ, Tim Scarne & Thomas Ian Nicholas
American Pie 1-3, Rookie of the Year, Stealing Sinatra,
Rules of Attraction; Memron (Slamdance), Director
and Actors- Evie Peck- Gilmore Girls; My Big Fat
Independent Movie, Actor- Brian Krow; Naked Brown
Men, Dante Brasco- "Hook", "But,
I'm a Cheerleader", Darion, Derek and Dion Brasco
and Adam G; Easy, Director- Jane Weinstock.
And the The We-Just-Can't-Get-Enough-of-Ourselves Award
during our Sundance press coverage goes to... Easy
cast - Marguerite Moreau Queen of the Damned
(2002), Wet Hot American Summer (2001), The
Mighty Ducks 1-3, Brían F. O'Byrne Intermission
(2003), Naveen Andrews English Patient, The
(1996) Chippendales Murder, The (2000) Emily
Deschanel (Zooey's Sister). Thanks for whining.
The production team for the show included award-winning
director of photography, Michael Huss and director Gregg
Simon, a semi-finalist from Project Greenlight. Huss'
work has received the recognition of his peers by virtue
of awards for work he has done in both film and video.
He has won a Clio award, as well as prizes in the Houston
International Film Festival, the Chicago Film Festival,
the Marco Island Film Festival, and Cinerail, among
others.
Studio57 is a full-service production facility on Long
Island, New York just one hour east of Manhattan. They
offer great deals to indie productions. Visit http://studio57online.com
for more information.
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