Nashville Film Festival was terrific, and my two screenings of Bunnyland attracted enthusiastic audiences and a lot of rewarding feedback. More screenings to come, with any luck before the summer's end. In Memphis work continues on DYKWYCA's What I Love About Concrete, soon to conquer the world. But here in Chicago it's all collaborations and conventions, briefly top secret.

I will be presenting a performative lecture Friday the 4th at Revolving Door Gallery, 1324 1/2 Milwaukee. The topic is "Things that look like Other Things; or Simulacra: a formal lecture on recursive fetishization," which is as scholastically dubious as it sounds. There will be 7 other performances that evening, doors at 8pm, wine and cheese.

Amazing news - Bunnyland is set to open at the Nashville Film Festival, coming up April 17-24. This is the first planned screening of the film, and the crew and I (as well as a few of the subjects) hope to see you there. Exact dates will be announced soon, but for now check out the press release and synopsis at the NaFF homepage. In other news, I have begun several new projects, and will be lecturing at Revolving Door Gallery in Chicago on the 4th. More on that to come.

It's been a while since an update, and I've just finished a bunch of stuff. I have recently completed the 86-minute final cut of Bunnyland, and am very happy with it. And I've sent the film off to a slew of festivals, so hopefully there will be a premiere sometime soon. Also, I just launched the new Bunnyland homepage, with trailers, cast information, crew bios, and press materials. Hopefully all the coding bugs have been fixed, so check it out at bunnylandmovie.com. For those of you who have emailed me about other projects, just stay tuned - I'm very busy with Bunnyland these days. Also, Memphis kids, see you soon!

While I am currently holed up editing Bunnyland, I'd like to remind anyone who happens to see this that there will be auditions for "What I Love About Concrete" coming up. This is a new feature film written by Alanna Stewart and Katherine Dohan, and it happens to be based off of a bedtime story I told them. So find yourself at the MeDiA Co-op this Tuesday, please.

After a few days of scavenging through the lawless Memphis outback, I find myself back up north and ready for some busy times. The Living Script has begun its slow float around the net, and I'm starting to think about a new incarnation of my anthro work.  Bunnyland continues, while two new films about clocks and faeries and love and fire are in the planning stages. I've updated the site a bit - new pics and links scattered around for you to find. Whoever you are, because I barely remember.