Topic: Film

Stars came out of the woodwork and made their way to the valley for the 2008 Vail Film Festival.
Also see: Get to know the Filmmakers.

If summer evenings call for anything, it's an outdoor movie by the lake. Check out the scene at Avon's Lakeside Cinema, which offers free outdoor movies on Friday evenings throughout the summer.

Young filmmaker Andrew Machol stopped by Fresh Tracks to discuss his blossoming film career. The 17-year-old participated in the film festival's 48-hour event.

Best Life publisher Michael Wolfe made a stop by Fresh Tracks to enlighten us on his magazine's involvement with the film festival and Taste of Vail.

Actor Tim Daly discusses the differences between TV and film and also the humble beginnings of his acting career.

The Hotel Cafe made a stop through Vail during the 2008 Film Festival and musicians Jay Nash and Greg Laswell claim it's a great time to be an idependent musician.

Documentary filmmaker Armen Evrensel paid a visit to Fresh Tracks to discuss his festival offering, "Binty."

Filmmakers Judson Morgan and Kelly Overton stopped by Fresh Tracks to discuss the experience behind their collaborative film, "The Collective."

Filmmaker Jeremy Redleaf stopped by Fresh Tracks to discuss his short film, "Door Number Two," which shares a glimpse of a young woman moving into her first apartment.

Katherine Cunningham-Eves sat down on Fresh Tracks set with Tim Stenovec to talk about her directorial debut "Murdering Momma's Boy," which was screened at the Vail Film Festival.