I just came back from a screening of The Look at Tribeca Film Festival. I didn't have a high expectation after watching rough cut of the film on crappy video, but whoa. The HD projection and the catchy soundtrack with matching fine cuts made it "look" totally different movie. People liked it enough to stay in their seats till the end and the QA session.

I met Carrie Southworth who was more beautiful in person than on the screen. She and other cast were swamped by four old men asking for autographs and pictures. It was very funny to observers.

I also met Michael Moore. He was smaller than he appears on the screen and very shy. People complimented his works and he was always little demured and spoke softly, thanking everyone. You wouldn't believe he was the same person who critized Bush at the Oscar. But, I could understand him, and relate to his behavior.

To cap off the evening, I got a surprise credit on the film as Post Production Assistant. It was really something to see my name on the big screen. One thing, though, is that I should use my almost-legal name, Calvin C. CHOI, instead Calvin CHOI, to avoid confusion and brand and identify me, me, and me. Hehehe.