Shh! How to Slack Off at Sundance
6:00 AM PST 1/17/2012 by Gary Baum
Park City offers more than a few distractions for those seeking an escape from the biz.
Any serious festival player will insist that between meetings, screenings, dealmaking and more screenings (sleeping is a no-no), it's impossible -- not to mention ill-advised -- to focus on anything but business during the 10 days of Sundance. But with all of that tempting snow, those alluring NFL playoff games and, of course, a plethora of parties every night, people still find ways to sneak off and indulge in some fun.
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