Denver Film Festival...LATE NIGHT LOUNGE

Last weekend, my Enfuse magazine's editor, Alex (Sasha) Gorelik, asked me take photos of the Denver Film Festival's red carpet event! I'm not a photographer in the
professional sense whatsoever, but I do know when I see something interesting. I went to the infamous Late Night Lounge across from the newly relocated Museum of
Contemporary Art. This is where directors, producers, writers, actors, what have you, come together under one roof to take the edge off of being so special by drinking
for free until 4 AM.

Here's my photo recap of this temporary and notorious Denver Hotspot.


The glamorous hors d'oeuvres, most likely catered by coors field.




Mmm-mmm! How fancy!



Two of the promotional Models from JUNO. Still fully garbed in their jocko homo promo gear and all.




Molly and Monty Miranda (Director of Skills Like This).




Sarah Slater and Matt(?) something.




Local musicians came to the event as well. Indie pop musician, Ian Cooke and Chris Martucci, guitarist of the Laylights.




This is Steve and Hope. That's H-O-P-E. After drinking her good judgment away, she'd mistaken me for one of the spelling impaired. But no hard feelings, H-O-P-E, my confidence in my spelling capabilities was unshookeedddd, YO! Know what I'm saying?





This is Nadav of the Australian duo, The Kahn Brothers. We'd bumped into one another near the coat rack and hung out until I decided to call it a night.

















Here is my beloved assistant/nightrider in crime...Dana. Isn't she lovely?





More local musical talent...James of Mothership and James of Astra Moveo.







James.





Jordan and James.





Local comedian Ben Kroneberg and James.





Executive director of the Monolith festival, Matt Fecher. Is his t-shirt not the most badass thing you've seen in quite some time?





So this young lady was one of the bartenders, to my surprise! She was much too pretty and had way too much style to be behind the bar.

Kristy and Sarah. Like I've said before, I'm no photographer. So please disregard the shadows, they're too pretty anyway.

Here we have Mario. His writing/artwork had been featuered in many galleries and was recently featured in the 400 sneaker club's SHOE SHINE event.

Along came two more promo models from JUNO. Apparently They'd gotten the memo, and went home to change before coming to the LNL.
I asked them to pose for a photo and this is what they did.

Asked them to pose again, only this time, not to pose like Abercrombie idiots. Here's a photo of their complete disdain for my unappreciation of Abercrombie and Fitch. HILARIOUS!





Myself and a producer from Starz. He had told me about a fashion documentary he was working on, about how film influences street fashion and vice versa. In this photo I was letting him know that The Devil Wears Prada and Sex in the City are prrrrooooobably not the most influencial films of street fashion. But that I could understand how that could be confused through the eyes of a mid-30 year old male, who is getting paid enough anyway not to really care.





And to wrap up the night folks! here is HOOLA HOOP GIRL!