Last night was night two of the Downtown Film Festival Los Angeles. Supa Pirate Booty Hunt creators Dahveed & Steve Sievers attend the screening of the Red Hot Chili Peppers A Untitled Documentary at the Grammy Museum at LA Live. After the screening there was a Q & A with the director David Hausen. Co-creator & voice of Daniel the Turtle, Steve Sievers grabbed some food at the ESPN Zone before the event, which is located next door to the Grammy Museum in downtown LA. “I just wanted to watch the kick off of the NFL season before the Red Hot Chili Peppers screening and when I walked in, I was shocked to see former NFL Coach (49ers & Lions) Steve Mariucci & former USC & NFL (Lions, Raiders) QB Rodney Peete doing a Q & A. After the screening there was an after party in downtown LA as part of the LA Art Walk which had 20,000 people enjoying music & art everywhere. It was one hell of a night mixing all my favorite things: art, music, movies, & football! It also got me thinking that the last time we covered an event at the Grammy Museum, I got to run into other NFL stars including Mark Sanchez (Jets QB), Willie McGinest (Pats & Browns LB), & Chris Johnson (Titans RB).” Supa Pirate Booty Hunt creators covered a panel put up by their friends at Digg & Digital LA at the Grammy Museum. The after party for the Digg event happened to be next door that was also hosting an ESPY After Party. Below are pics from all the events mentioned including some pics of the Grammy Museum:
