If you haven’t had a chance to see the movie yet, these interviews paint a pretty good picture

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Director Elizabeth Lawrence and Star Chris Sand chat about Roll Out, Cowboy on the radio!

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BEST DOCUMENTARY – Arizona Underground Film Festival – September 22, 2010

Congrats to our cast, crew and loyal supporters:)

Elizabeth, Paulina, Jack Rebney & Warner B

Synopsis (courtesy of winnebagoman.com): Jack Rebney is the most famous man you’ve never heard of — an RV salesman whose hilarious, foul-mouthed outbursts circulated underground on VHS tapes in the 90s before turning into a full-blown Internet phenomenon in 2005. Today, the “Winnebago Man” has been seen by more than 20 million people worldwide, and is regarded as one of the first and funniest viral videos. Filmmaker Ben Steinbauer goes in search of Rebney — and finds him living alone on a mountain top, unaware of his fame. WINNEBAGO MAN is a laugh-out-loud look at viral culture and an unexpectedly poignant tale of one man’s response to unintended celebrity.

more about the film HERE

Here is the TRAILER:

Go to www.winnebagoman.com and find a theatre near you!

I share this award with Warner Boutin (Producer – my incredible partner in film)…Elizabeth Ross (Editor – who endured 9 months in the sweltering LA dining room edit suite with me.  She is a true story wizard!)… Chris Sand (aka Sandman the Rappin’ Cowboy - who agreed to share 3+ years of his life, whose openness and career perseverance constantly inspires me as a filmmaker)… Shawn Parke & Jonah Carpenter (aka Moustaches - who were literally an instrumental necessity to the film and whose comedic and soulful spirits remind audiences to, “Dance as they feel.”)…  Martine Workman & Josh Tokle (Title Design & Web Design - you guys are truly a Workle dream team!)…  Seattle (Audience – you represented in numbers and in enthusiasm!  THANK YOU.)

Here are some STIFFY photos:)

STIFF 2010

Martine Workman (ROC title/web designer) and I prep posters from the wonky futon headquarters!!

Martine paints the town with her fabulous poster art!

Q & A

Q & A continues...THANK YOU SEATTLE!!!

JEREMY RESCUES PRODUCE FROM THE TRASH (photo courtesy of www.divethefilm.com)

This award-winning short will throw you head first into the dumpster diving community of Los Angeles.  The film informs the audience through scary statistics about food waste in America and entertains through shooting renegade late night dumpster dives.  The film is peppered with a great soundtrack, stop-motion animated produce and Seifert’s scene stealer of a son.  This film will make you wanna put on your wet suit and dive into helping feed America. 

WATCH THE TRAILER HERE:

We are THRILLED to be screening as part of the Seattle True Independent Film Festival. Producers, Director, Editor and Cast in attendance! (sorry, Sandman will not be at the event)

Tickets are going fast!

Buy tickets HERE

Park City Film Music Festival - Park City, Utah May 22nd

Roll Out, Cowboy Wins an award for Best Film on a Music Subject

DIRECTOR’S CHOICE GOLD MEDAL FOR EXCELLENCE AWARD!

YEEEEE HAW!

Special thanks to all our loyal FB supporters!  We feel warm and fuzzy:)  If you haven’t joined our facebook fan page yet….click HERE !

xo,

elizabeth and warner

Downtown, Marfa TX

commemorative wooden pass

Chris and Elizabeth on the radio

Warner, Chris and Elizabeth meet at the Marfa Book Store before the World Premiere

Surreal to see our poster hanging in the window! Special thanks to the poster designer: Martine Workman

...minutes till SHOWTIME! yee haw:)

Chris and Elizabeth host a Q & A after the screening

MAGICAL MARFA, TEXAS

Marfa, Texas is famous for its “Marfa Lights.” These unexplained lights sporadically appear throughout the year; especially near U.S. Highway 67. While we didn’t see these “lights” per se, we saw plenty of literal and figurative stars.

Marfa weaves a diverse community of artists, ranchers and cowboys through its quaint town of just under 2000 people. As I introduced ROLL OUT, COWBOY, I looked out to a full theatre of Marfa Film Festival moviegoers. I became overwhelmed.

This premiere audience exemplified the mission of ROLL OUT, COWBOY; creating a community that unites people from different backgrounds in order to experience a magical journey as one.

How it all came together? The organizers: programmers Ralph McKay and Robin Lambaria, The talent: Chris the Rappin’ Cowboy Sand and me- the director. The people? Marfa residents and festival-goers, the Roll Out audience and Sandman fans; new and old.

The magical journey? The best little festival you’ve ever attended. Sitting in a dark theatre world premiering your film. Rapping and rhyming from North Dakota, through the screen, to audiences and back home again. Together, these components brew what I call the Magical Marfa spell- lighting the path for our World Premiere.

until next time,

Elizabeth