A documentary? Sounds like a job for...

Ive been dying to do a documentary commentary, but again, it really depends on the right movie.  Most of the discussion of ETTGS would revolve around content vs form, which is fine.  A movie with subjects like that should actually be slanted towards talking about characters.

I think for a good doc DiF, something that has a bit of a mythology to it would be slightly better suited for discussion.  Something like Dark Days (Director was a former model who moved into the underground homeless community out of necessity to afford his film) Hoop Dreams (where they literally roll camera for 5 years straight to get their story) E-Dreams (Access is 50% of documentary filmmaking, this is a good example) Senna (a film made entirely in post from acquired footage) or Life int he Cage (because...I made that one) have a lot more read meat in terms of HOW they came to be, in addition to what they say.

Tips on how to fund low-no budget indie-film!

That works too One of the best panels at any convention involving writers is the one on how NOT to get published, all the mistakes you SHOULD make so the authors in the room don't have any more competition.

I like that idea.

You mentioned in Pilgrim vs World that you did Waterworld. Is it somewhere in storage? Or may be if not, do another one?

That makes me sad...

Now that it's sort of becoming a big thing, maybe you should have a Kickstarter Intermission. You could talk about how you feel about community fundraising, pros cons, and if people with some celebrity clout should be using it.

And check out our new rewards!    At the $5.00 level you get a picture of Teague poking a monkey with a spatula except it's not a spatula or a monkey or even legal probably.