Wednesday, December 30, 2009

I've never heard of Slamdance either but what the hell

The director of the short film has asked me to post this. One of the prizes they're offering to winners is that they don't ever have to have any indirect or direct contact with me. Now that's a prize worth having.



*****PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO ANYONE YOU THINK WILL WANT IT*****
>
> Ed Gorman, Rick Hautala, Rich Chizmar and Mark Steensland want
> your vote, and they’ve got the prizes to prove it. No, they’re not
> running for political office. Their movie, THE UGLY FILE, is
> competing in the Slamdance Film Festival’s Anarchy online
> competition where viewers decide the winner. And voters will have
> a chance to win one of TEN prizes including such items as
> autographed books and/or DVDs from Ed, Rick, Rich and Mark.
>
> To enter, you must first register as a user of Slamdance.com. To
> do that, click here
> http://www.slamdance.com/member/registration/index.html.
>
> Then click here http://www.slamdance.com/videos/products/747.html
> to visit the page for THE UGLY FILE. Click on the “VOTE FOR THIS
> FILM” button.
>
> Once you receive an email confirmation of your Slamdance.com
> registration, forward it (including your user number), along with
> your name and telephone number, to contest@changshaotrading.com
> .
>
> You must vote before January 23, 2010, so don’t delay. The ten
> winners will be announced on February 1, 2010.
>

4 comments:

Todd Mason said...

Slamdance was one of the responses to Sundance, which quickly became big (at least medium big) business, while Slamdance wanted to be a bit more artisanal and/or DIY, punk subdivision. I forget the name of the fest that grew up around the films that couldn't get into Slamdance, which presumably were more grungesque.

Mathew Paust said...

Ed, don't be so malleable!

Matt said...

Yes! What Clark said! :)

Mathew Paust said...

On the other hand, I've recently learned that malleability has its good points, too.