Recap
The Starting Tomorrow premiere went as well as we could've hoped.
Chi Alpha generously supplied popcorn and juice, and Drew Graham--the writer/director--welcomed the energized crowd.
Nearly 200 people packed the smallish theater, and it was clear from the beginning that everyone had come ready to have a good time.
When the lights dimmed, there was a lot of hooping and hollering, which carried into the fast-paced opening credits (edited, remarkably, less than 24 hours before the premiere). Throughout the movie, I saw a lot smiles and heard a lot of laughter. And afterward, there was a lot of applause.
I would like to thank everyone who came. And for those who couldn't make it, the DVD will be available this fall (with about a crapload of extras, including bloopers, production photos, trivia games, and deleted scenes).
Ok, nap time.
posted by Reinman @ 11:03 AM
8 comments
8 Comments:
You guys did such a good job making the movie! It was so fun to watch.
I think that everyone had a good time last night.
What about a premiere for the Coffee House?
I'm glad it went okay.
Please tell me you did a huge "Rock the Party" montage. No movie is complete without one. Seriously.
POD Pete
My Favorite Line:
"There she is! That's her!"
"Excellent. Computer. Rotate 180 degrees."
Brilliant....
(You had to be there, but trust me, it was great!)
Wow, I don't know who POD Pete is, but I like the way he thinks. Every movie should have a huge "Rock the Party" montage, true that.
I'm glad the premiere went well! I was there...a day late (for BSU's multimedia portfolio reviews). I at least saw the beginning of Starting Tomorrow in Drew's portfolio review. I would have talked to him had he not disappeared afterward. I also would have talked to you and your modestly hot girl had I seen you. :P
There should definitely be a premiere for the Coffee House.
Dang, I was going to go to Drew's presentation too, but right before I left, I got this this super big headache.
It would've been a big surprise to see you.
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