• DECONSTRUCTING DAD •

Followers of this site are sure to notice there haven’t been many events and posts lately (but of course the DVD is still available). Once in awhile, though, an event comes-up, and this Monday promises to be very special. Through the efforts of legendary Mac guru David Biedny, who teaches in the Design Department at the Yale School of Drama, the film will be shown this Monday, April 6th, at 4:30pm, on the Yale campus — full address is 212 York Street, Room #106, New Haven, CT. I will attend, answer questions, and discuss the film (and whatever else comes up, and I expect it to be a lively discussion) afterwards. It’s a free event that’s open to the public, so if you’re in that area, hope to see you there!

Couple of new pieces of relevant info about the February 16th Dublin event.  Thought my interview went really well, (many thanks to Orla Barry at Newstalk Radio), and they’ve put it up as a podcast.  So if you’d like to listen to me holding forth, here’s a link.  And if you’re in Dublin Tower Records there tweeted: “We have tickets to the doc about Raymond Scott – Deconstructing Dad, at @DublinFilmFest on Feb 16. Fave & RT to win here.”

Both nuggets of information provided by the ever vigilant co-producer of the film and walking encyclopedia of all things related to Raymond Scott, Jeff Winner.

Again alot of the people who will read this know about my film, but in case you don’t, here’s a link to the trailer

And also again, I will be there — the film screens Sunday, February 16th at 1:30 pm at the Light House Cinema — Market Square, Smithfield area in Dublin — click here for more info on the theatre (the way it’s spelled in Ireland).  And click here for the link to the official listing for the film on the festival website.

Hope to see you at the screening!

 —Stan Warnow

Shout out mostly to folks in the British Isles — was interviewed earlier today about the film by Orla Barry, Presenter of the arts and culture show The Green Room on Newstalk Radio in Ireland. Of course the interview has to do with the film’s screening at the Jameson Dublin International Film Festival on February 16th — here’s a link to my previous post about the screening.

The interview will air  during the show which starts at 9pm local time Saturday night, February 1 — and of course even if you’re not in Ireland you can listen on line — here’s that link to the station’s home page.  9pm in Dublin is 4pm EST.

 —Stan Warnow