Posts Tagged ‘Craig Anderson’
May 30, 2010
Night at the Museum, minus Ben Stiller
We did it! A night at MOV with Conor Holler was a huge success! And it our very first one! I must admit, the whole thing didn’t feel like work because it was so much fun. I didn’t feel stressed or nothing. Everything seemed to just flow. So here are some behind the scene shots of that very special night, and some taken by side stage…
The host and the man with the plan.
Jordan cutting Conor’s pants (part of a gag. I won’t give it away. Too bad if you missed it.)
The three C’s…Curtis, our tech guy, Cam our booze/crowd warmer upper/sex guy, and Charlie, our guest.
Barman Colin brought too much ice so they dumped it in the fountain.
Whaa? (Those pants Cam’s wearing are cashmere, btw.)
Craig, a fine and funny young man.
It’s all good. 
The crowd! That’s Conor’s stunning family in the second row.
B.K saying a few words.
Sex guy warming up the crowd with his charming ways.
The man of the hour! (Well close to two hours.)
Cohorts.
His lady drew that. Then someone drew a penis pointing at it. Then his mum drew over the penis.
The guests…Charlie and Grant.
New crush Dan Mangan. He’s really got a Seth Rogen thing going on. And such a lovely way about him.
So many balls.
Me and Amanda, the awesome director of the MOV. I love this sign.
A talk show isn’t as glamorous as it may seem. The stage hands were also the show’s writers and host.
It was a four-man couch carry. Heavy shit.
Anyhow, the night was recorded. Not sure where it will be screened but I’ll be sure to keep you posted. Better yet, why not make it to the next one? The museum is a fun place to party…
Tags: Bob Kronbauer, Cam MacLeod, Charlie Demers, Conor Holler, Craig Anderson, Dan Mangan, Grant Lawrence, Jordan Christianson, Museum of Vancouver, Vancouver Is Awesome
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August 5, 2009
Support Your Local Skate Shop
If you’re in Vancouver tomorrow, come down to AntiSocial to watch Dear & Yonder, a documentary about ladies who surf. It’s getting a lot of good buzz from all the lady blogs out there so I’m really excited to check it out. On a side note, I have to express my sincere love for Antisocial and its owners Michelle and Rick. I’ve never seen two business people put so much into a community. They are selfless. It gives me a warm feeling in my heart. Michelle was my go-to girl when I used to be the resident skateboard expert at the Canadian Press…she has supplied me with many a good quotes. She is also so committed to the community, it’s a real inspiration. And Rick is by far the most humble person I’ve ever met, considering his ridiculous talent. If I had a kid, these are the type of people I’d want to use as roles models. So yeah, big fan of Antisocial.
And I want to say a huge congratulation to Ali Liebert, Paul Anthony and Craig Anderson, who all have one or two films in the Toronto Film Festival. That’s a big deal. To celebrate, here’s a hot picture of Ali:
Speaking of Paul, he’s hosting Talent Time tonight. If you haven’t gone, go. It’s a bizarre experience.
Working on the podcast today. It’s actually going to be really good. Really funny.
Tags: Ali Liebert, Antisocial Skate Shop, Craig Anderson, Dear and Yonder, Paul Anthony, Rick McCrank, Toronto International Film Festival
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