Slamdance Dispatch: A Long, Um, Productive Night All eyes are on Sundance right now, and the long shadow it casts can make it difficult for filmmakers at the "other" Park City, Utah, festival, Slamdance, to get their projects seen. The Carpetbagger blog asked Halley Feiffer, co-writer and star of "He's Way More Famous Than You," directed by Michael Urie, to share her experiences at Slamdance. Here is her first dispatch, en route from New York to the festival. The flight attendant furrows his brow after serving me and my seatmate our club sodas. "Busy weekend planned, huh?" he asks. I blink at him, uncomprehending. Then - oh! - I emerge from my exhausted haze to realize he is referring to the enormous pile of condoms spread out like so many glittering jewels on the tray table of my seatmate, Meghan-Michele German, a producer on the indie film I co-wrote and star in, premiering at the Slamdance Film Festival on Sunday. Amid the allure of Sundance, we're trying to attract movie enthusiasts to see our film, "He's Way More Famous Than You," at the "other" Park City festival. So we've had to get creative with our grassroots marketing schemes, and Meghan-Michele, with the steely focus of a prizefighter, affixes shiny pink heart stickers to each condom, and then - gingerly, almost lovingly - places scotch tape on the condom and sticks it to a postcard of our film's poster, which features my big face smack in the middle. The road to making a low-budget indie, I've discovered, is full of surprises. Meghan-Michele smiles at the inquisitive flight attendant. "Yes," she says, sweetly, "it's been a productive night."