SXSWorld
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Tuesday, March 15 creative discussions with strangers, new friends and fellow artists, terrifi c parties, the insanity of 6th Street, experiencing the Alamo Draft House for the fi st time and their awesome "Shut up" trailers, members of our audience posing for pictures with Santa after one of our screenings, catching Chevys, and winning the Spotlight Premiere Audience Award. I start by telling them about the donuts. - Jack Sanderson (Becoming Santa) YOU CAN FEEL HISTORY IN THE RITZ ALAMO, and a sense of the love for the cinema experience. It was a perfect place to showcase our emotional response cinema for the fi rst time, and with a wired-up audience repre- senting such diverse interests as Coca Cola, New Scientist, Wired Magazine and Disney Research, along with the SXSW faithful, it made for a pretty special experience. - Gawain Morrison (Filmtrip), moderator of "Emotional- Response Cinema...Plug In And Go Deep?" SXSW Accelerator's Chris Valentine presents a check to Accelerator fi nalist Eric Setton of Tango. Music Supervisor Randall Poster and Graham Reynolds. Foo Fighters with director James Moll (4th from left) at the premiere of Foo Fighters: Back and Forth. Foo Fighters at Media Temple's Interactive Closing Party. "Practically Funny: How Alternative Comedy Kings Have Learned To Reach the Masses" panelists Scott Aukerman (Comedy Death-Ray), Chris Hardwick (Nerdist Industries), moderator Jennifer Caserta (IFC), Baratunde Thurston (The Onion) and Carrie Brownstein (IFC). Paul Jensen, Matt O'Leary, Robbie Pickering and Brion Hambel of Natural Selection accepting their trophys at the SXSW Film Awards. Mr. Heavenly featuring Michael Cera on bass. Talk Nerdy to Me Comedy Showcase with (from left) Eugene Mirman, Thomas Lennon, Shane Mauss, Chris Hardwick and Aziz Ansari. 28 SXSW ORLD / M AY 2010 RYAN STARK MARY SLEDD CASSIE WRIGHT COURTNEY PIERCE KARA MOSHER RITA QUINN SCOTT MELCER ERIC MILLER