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Wednesday, January 23, 2008
OFF THE BEATEN TRAIL 

When they announce the nominations later this week for most innovative Sundance party, the films Half-Life and Portland are sure to get mentioned.  Eric Singeltary of Iconoclastic Features arranged to host a party in a yurt, half way up the mountain at The Canyons ski resort. Transportation included a ride in a Snow Cat along a thin windy trail with a wonderful view of the steep slope below. The yurt, a large circular sturdy tent on a platform, came equipped with a full bar, an extensive chocolate fondue and a wood burning stove.  Robert Zimmer, producer of Half-Life and Eric even had a raffle with prizes from Adobe and The Canyons resort. Kudos for thinking outside the box.


# posted by Ian Gilmore @ 1/23/2008 07:48:00 AM
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