Keith Snyder

I just got word that I LOVE YOU, I'M SORRY, AND I'LL NEVER DO IT AGAIN will screen at the da Vinci Days festival in Corvallis, OR, July 20–22, 2007.

From their website:

Our unique festival happens annually on the 3rd weekend in July in sunny Corvallis, Oregon. Join us for a da Vinci-style weekend at the crossroads of art, science, and technology. There's music, entertainment, creative contests, exhibits, and hands-on activities for all ages.

There's also a bicycle-related community art project called "CycleDelic" associated with the festival:

Celebrate the 150th birthday of bike-friendly Corvallis with a wheely creative art bike to display in the Community Art Project.

I haven't had a chance to think about whether I can make it out there, but film in a bike-friendly place sounds awfully good to me.

Any Oregonians lurking?

Keith Snyder Door always open.
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