SXSW Report #1 – We’re Here And Were Tired
Posted by John Campeaon 07. 03. 2008in News Chat
Hey guys, thanks for all the emails. Yes, we made it here to Austin TX for the SXSW Film Festival. We’re dead tired… and you’ll see in the video report. We’re going to try to file a couple of these a day to share our experiences down here. This first one is just to say “hello” and that we’re alive… although just barely.
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Nagy looks downright satanic with that laptop light on his face:)
You poor guys, you look so tired. John looks bleary-eyed as hell.
Why isn’t Doug making million of dollars and having beautiful women licking his toes? He’s really funny.
I wanted to go to the film festival, but I don’t have the time to make the trip over there to Austin.
Hey John,
I live in Houston and we’ll probably head down there just for kicks. Only thing is we’ve never been to it before so we don’t know how things works. How do you go about getting into the screenings? Do you just show up.? First come First Served?
Hey M Diggity
You need to buy a SXSW FILM badge. Go to http://www.sxsw.com/film for more information.
Cheers!
~John
Hey there I live in San Antonio and been to Austin a few times. If you want to hear of some good places to get food or party let me know.
i will lick your toes douglas xo
You may lick all 11 of them. Only 10 have nails.
I live in Austin. If you want great BBQ then head over to the Salt Lick!
Salt Lick blows… they should go to Rudy’s… yes it’s attached to a gas station and yes it’s amazing. “The Worst BBQ In Texas” with a slogan like that how can you resist?
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