Showing posts with label Kootenay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kootenay. Show all posts

Friday, April 23, 2010

The real work begins...

Promotion for the tour has officially begun! I can't quite keep up with all the Kootenay media outlets, I've contacted so many. I've made events on what feels like billions of local websites, and written Lovers in a Dangerous Time innumerable times. The Internet is a great thing, but boy can you get lost and overwhelmed.

A great Fernie, B.C. blog entitled Small Town Social has graciously accepted to write about our upcoming screening at the Vogue. They've already included the dates and relevant information on their events page! I was excited to come across such an active, snazzy, community-based blog. Very rarely does one see such incredible organization and passion for local events. And what fun events Fernie has too! If you live in the Fernie, B.C. area, check out Small Town Social for upcoming happenings in your area.

Anyway, back to work!!!
Jazzy

P.S. if you live in the Kootenay's, and know of any great local blogs, or websites, drop us a line.


Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Swag

These last few days have been pretty freakin' busy, what with all the planning, getting in touch with people/media and organizing needed to get the Kootenay tour off without a hitch. Things are looking good after a few days of uncertain DOOM. I promise it was an interesting couple of afternoons.

In the meantime, I've managed to change the look of the blog itself, improve it, make it look slightly if not more official, if that's the word. Though, there may be a few more changes needed before it's perfect. Any suggestions? I even learned some HTML! I admire anyone who designs websites and speaks it fluently. Geniuses.

Anyway, May and Mark are designing the t-shirts that will be for sale on the tour, and of course, beyond (on the website, etc.). I won't say anything about what they look like, except that they're awesome and I want one. Or two.

That said, none of it matters if you can't relax a little afterward. Lost is always a welcome break. Then again, trying to comprehend what's going on in that show is definitely a form of work too. So maybe it's not such a good idea? Perhaps something a little less thought-provoking is better, like Castle. Ah yes, Castle.

Make sure to check back soon as I'll be posting some videos from the various festivals that Lovers premiered at in the next day to two.

Until then, take care!
Jazzy