So, I don't mind admitting that I got in way over my head at Sundance this year and all of my hard work resulted in two "festival special" episodes that don't really fit the mission of the podcast. It was an overall miserable experience. That being said, I managed to get a few great interviews while up in Park City last month and I have a much better idea of how to approach Sundance next year. Lesson learned. Check out Charlotte's intro below, get
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Charlotte Cook » 2.14.11 »
Jay was busy finishing up his first feature documentary,
Beauty Day, but Josh and I were fortunate enough to attend the Sundance Film Festival again this year, and while we were there we recorded a special Sundance episode of
The Documentary Blog Podcast. Josh must take all the credit as he ran around getting no less than seven interviews for this show with filmmakers at the festival (I think he may even have a few more up his sleeve for future shows).
We really hope you enjoy the podcast, the filmmakers featured are Steve James of
The Interrupters, Peter D. Richardson of
How to Die in Oregon, Joy Foy of
Resurrect Dead, Constance Marks of
Being Elmo, Leonard Retel Helmrich of
Position Among the Stars, Matthew Bate of
Shut Up Little Man! and Göran Olsson of
Blackpower Mixtape.
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