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Slightly Overexposed Productions

Work. Life. Progress. Things to do. by Stacey Burgay

Can’t make it to Sundance? Watch Sundance films from your home!

January20

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This year’s Sundance has done a lot to revamp their programming. Adding the new Next (low-budget) features and the traveling premiers of films in several different cities.

If you can’t make it to Utah, If you don’t leave in on of the choosen cities above then what do you do?

You can watch 5 Sundance Films 3 of which are 2010 premiers on YouTube (for a small price of course).

Three American independent feature films from the 2010 Sundance Film Festival will debut on YouTube even before audiences get a chance to see the movies at the festival in Park City, UT. Launching this Friday for VOD rental online in the United States - from this year’s Sundance fest - are Michael Mohan’s “One Too Many Mornings,” Todd and Brad Barnes “Homewrecker,” and Linas Philips’ “Bass Ackwards.” Meanwhile, from last year’s Sundance, YouTube will also be renting Tze Chun’s “Children of Invention” and Louie Psihoyo’s “The Cove” online.

full article at IndieWire

Don’t forget about the cool kids over at Slamdance, it’s their 16th birthday and I’m sure they’ll have some great new additions to their program.

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Contact me

Slightly Overexposed Productions simplified is Stacey Burgay. Video/Content Producer (TV&Web) , Event Coordinator, Film Programmer, Project Manager, Idea Generator, Ruminator & general DoGooder.http://www.vimeo.com/4099335

Slightly Overexposed Productions expanded is Stacey Burgay. It’s BUR-gay (sadly no sexy French accent).

Slightly Overexposed Productions was founded with the intention of creating and sharing good stories in 2001. Since then it’s been an incubator for my countless ideas and the title as to which I have worked under for various freelance projects over the years.

I started my professional career as a Production Assistant on Jane Campion’s “IN THE CUT”. Yes, that’s the one where Meg Ryan gets naked. From there, I moved on and worked my way up the experience ladder from PA to Production/Post Production Coordinator to Associate Producer to occasional Editor. I have both corporate (Elm City Communications) and broadcast experience (MTV/VIACOM/USA Networks) and have been told on several occasions that I’m a pleasure to work with! Reliable, resourceful, deadline driven and a sense of humor to boot! Which comes in handy during hectic production schedules.

Taking a break from making short form videos for Web (iMentor, The Knot, Culture Catch) and TV, this past year I was one of the organizers for Tropfest NY. I coordinated all aspects of the event from the Film Submissions to the Event Staging to the VIP party. I also worked closely with the General Manager in securing Sponsorship and AD Sales.

I have also programed several film series (Love Actually, Animated Tales, Food N Film and A Day That Matters) for a private screening room in NYC. I love that I get to share great stories and promote local NY Independent Filmmakers.

My latest accomplishment is launching a film festival here in the US called Art By Chance. I partnered with the festival to help bring their International festival to New York, Boston and San Francisco. I secured a US Screening Sponsor, managed online and print marketing. In addition to this, I also organized the main screening in New York, in which I screened all the films and invited musicians to create impromptu soundtracks to the films live.

I’m always open to new projects and possible collaborations.

Tropfest NY 2008

Tropfest NY 2008

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