Last night was the screening of PRAXIS at this year’s Gaylaxicon 2008 convention held here in DC, and i have to say that i had no idea what to expect. Fortunately, i was pleasantly surprised: the film was well received for the audience that attended, and the organizers of the convention were all really cool and receptive and all and all, a very fun crowd to be around. The Q n A session was pretty interesting, and i have to say that for the most part, i definitely got the most insightful questions about the film, more than any other screening the film has had thus far.
I think that any time you’re given the opportunity to talk about your work in front of an audience, it’s definitely really cool to be able to connect with people that you’ve never met before, and it always surprises me of what aspects from the film people either do or don’t get. i think that’s always facinating, and i find these things a great resource for future projects and what have you.
years ago, i used to play guitar in a bunch of bands here in DC, and i think one of the things that i missed most about playing live is the immediate connection that happens between you and the audience. the Q n A session from Gaylaxicon definitely reminded me of what this was like, and how cool that can really be. i’m hoping to take advantage of all this positive energy, and utilize this towards all of my current projects and endeavors, and my general outlook.
So, now it’s time to get ready for the PRAXIS screening at the Outer Film Festival in Austin, TX in november, which i think will be a really fun weekend.
Thanks to all at Gaylaxicon. We’re incredibly happy that PRAXIS was a part of this year’s convention, and we had a really wonderful and incredible time.
xoxo,
- a











