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I’m off to Rochester (April 30), then Stuttgart for the Trickfilmfestival and Flashconference/FMX. Back May 9. I’ll only have sporadic email access until then, but will try to stay in touch. Bye New York – I love you! I’m not leaving after all – I’m too sick with the Tribeca Plague ™ Tribeculosis which … Continue reading Adios, Amigos! NOT Pay attention, ASIFA-East. Jeans and T-shirts are for pussies. More Sita premiere photos from Getty Images. Continue reading Glam-imator I made a little blog to more easily update Sita screening information. Continue reading showing shows Apparently an American distributor rejected Sita Sings the Blues because, culturally, “it only relates to a tiny slice of the world.” Continue reading “a tiny slice of the world” L-R, Back: Georgia Hilton (mix), Todd Michaelsen (music), Reena Shah (voice, dance), me, Sanjiv Jhaveri (voice), Greg Sextro (sound design), Aseem Chhabra (voice). Front: Rohan (music), Aladdin Ullah (voice), Debargo Sanyal (voice), Bhavana Nagulapally (voice). I love you all! Photo by Preston Merchant – click to see more. Continue reading Sita’s Tribeca Premiere loud thumping techno music will be banned. Also all food will be eaten sitting down, not standing in a crowded room off a teensy disposable plate held in one hand and a drink in the other. Other than that, I’m having a great time at Tribeca! Continue reading When I rule the world, Back in March the Tribeca people asked all us filmmakers to send in a little self-interview answering questions like, “what is my name?,” “where am I from?,” and “why do I make films?” Today they finally posted my video, which you can view here. Continue reading “Why I Make Films” You gotta get up pretty early in the morning to hear Sita Sings the Blues mentioned on the radio. That’s what will supposedly happen on WNYC tomorrow (Tuesday April 22) around 6:30ish (FM) and 8:30ish (AM), during Morning Edition. I think it’s local only, but you can hear it online (hour 2, … Continue reading Morning Edition Aaron Simpson pointed me to this excellent mock-trailer: Originally found on RichardDawkins.net, it’s a parody of what looks like a truly dumb “Intelligent Design” PR piece. You’ll notice there’s a little clip of my short film The Stork at the beginning. No, the producers didn’t ask for permission and no, that doesn’t bother me because yes, … Continue reading Avian Transportation Theory Someday Sita will have real nice silkscreened T-shirts and other quality merchandise. Until then, there’s this temporary on-demand cafepress store. Even the clock keeps tickin’, Daddy Won’t You Please Come Home? Also, you can download free posters here. Continue reading Merch in the lurch The Sita Sings the Blues trailer is up for a Freddie Award in the “Best Design” category. It’s one of those “viewer-votes” things – aka “get the filmmakers to do the publicity and spam everyone they know to go to your site and increase its ratings for advertisers and investors” things – so … Continue reading Freddie Award An article including me and Sita’s upcoming Tribeca premiere is now at Digital Filmmaker. Continue reading Digital Filmmaker Berliners and other pastries can catch one (and only one!) screening of Sita Sings the Blues this April 24 9:15pm at Haus der Kulturen der Welt (House of World Cultures) immediately following the premiere of “play/dance/music/video/project” The Abduction of Sita by Joachim Schloemer. nina-paley1.pdf Continue reading Sita in Berlin (again!) this April 24 If you’re in Los Angeles, you should go see LOINS OF PUNJAB PRESENTS at the Arclight Hollywood (Sunset Blvd) on Saturday April 26 at 7pm as part of IFFLA. “Loins” is one of my favorite movies ever. I did animation on its music video, and its director, Manish Acharya, is a voice in Sita. Continue reading LA Loins |
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