Morgan Dusatko | Storyteller / Project Manager

More Screenings!

Categories: Festivals, Films, Music, the Hot Dog Cycle, the Stevedore
Posted on May 7, 2009

Several of my movies will be have their premieres in the next few weeks.

It’s In The P – I 

A heartfelt elegy to the last days of The Seattle Post-Intelligencer.

I was producer, editor, and composer on this project.

Premiere at the Seattle International Film Festival

Friday, May 29 at 9:30 PM

SIFF Cinema

321 Mercer St @ McCaw Hall 

Seattle, WA 98109

 

The Hot Dog Cycle 

Premiere at the Seattle True Independent Film Festival

The Hot Dog Cycle is about a depressed hot dog who falls in love with a girl. Through the magic of public access television Hot Dog finds that love is not always served on a steaming hot bun. 

I wrote and directed this movie.

Tuesday June 9 @ 6:15

The Jewel Box Theatre

2322 2nd Ave

Seattle, WA 98121

 

Also if you were wondering, Alex is coming back and:

the Stevedore (my band) plays as the original 5 piece!

May 26 @ 7PM

The Comet Tavern

922 E Pike St

Seattle, Washington 98122

with the Rons and Butafuko.

 

We have been asked to play the Skylark’s 3 year anniversary party

June 5 @ 9PM

the Skylark

3803 Delridge Way

Seattle, Washington 98106

with Apple War

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Another one we were expecting.

Categories: Festivals, Films, the Hot Dog Cycle
Posted on May 3, 2009

Dear Brad Hutchinson

Thank you for your submission of The Hot Dog Cycle to the 35th Seattle International Film Festival. Regretfully, I must inform you that The Hot Dog Cycle has not been selected for participation in this year’s festival.

Over three thousand films were submitted to us this year, a clear indication that the ability of filmmakers to get their vision to the screen is still growing. In our quest to bring our filmgoers a diverse and compelling line-up we do view and seriously consider every submission.

The volume of entries received does not permit us to comment at length specifically about your film. Once again, the quality of NW filmmaking has been exceptional, and because of this we are very excited for the future of Seattle filmmaking. With the talent pool of talented cast and crew growing, and fiscal support for films increasing, Seattle is a great place to make a film. I recognize that your efforts help make Seattle the fine film town that it is, we just simply are not able to screen all the films submitted to us.

Best of luck with The Hot Dog Cycle, and we hope you keep us in mind with your next project.

Kind regards

Beth Barrett
Programming Manager

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