NPR: The BPP Films Filmmaker Filming Film Festival in a Supermarket Parking Lot

The BPP Films Filmmaker Filming Film Festival in a Supermarket Parking Lot

Filed under: Sundance Fever 2008

Filmmaker Jamie Stuart is not your conventional journalist. Jamie takes his camera to movie premieres and red carpets all around the country finding moments that most press would ignore. He locates unguarded celebrity moments and the mayhem around the fringes of the poshest scenes. Jamie is maybe best known for his interview with Amy Adams, in which she simply took the camera and interviewed him.

Jamie met up with us at Sundance last week, to let us in on his festival coverage. Where did he want to meet? Not outside the premiere of In Bruges, not at the opening press conference, not even at one of the many hipster coffee shops.

We met at a supermarket parking lot, a mile away from the festival - because Jamie saw something there that inspired him.

Click below to find out what:

Win Rosenfeld

10:53 AM ET | 01-25-2008 | permalink

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