South by Southwest is all about making the most of your time, so here's a multitasking idea for you: Settle in with a breakfast taco and study up on some of today's choices. For the duration of the Fest, we're posting a few trailers for the day's films to help you make some of those tough decisions. This is … the Trailer Park.

Your smart devices should do the work for you, but for the analog at heart, you'll need to remember to set your clocks forward.

Didn't fight the drizzle to see the stars hit the red carpets at last night's big SXSW premieres, The Incredible Burt Wonderstone and Scenic Route? Don't worry – you can still gawk from afar.

The Chronicle recently spoke with Joss Whedon about Much Ado About Nothing, which has its U.S. premiere at SXSW today. Our print version Q&A came out Thursday, but we had so many outtakes we couldn't resist running them here.

You've made it to Day 2, and you're more overwhelmed than you were before. Do you race across Downtown for another show, or start lining up now for your evening pick? For the duration of the Fest, we're posting a few trailers for each day's films to help you make some of those tough scheduling decisions. This is … the Trailer Park.

Where else to begin an event recap other than standing in line?

Disney's new tent pole, Oz the Great and Powerful, opens across the country today and, already, the box-office figures from midnight screenings indicate the film is going to be huge. The film is a prequel to the 1939 classic, The Wizard of Oz, and is based on material from the original book, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, by L. Frank Baum, rather than the movie.

Tonight at the Alamo Drafthouse Slaughter, check out the South by Southwest premiere of director Alan Berliner's First Cousin Once Removed. Berliner will be in attendance, and he and his film will be introduced by Chronicle Editor Louis Black.

Two local gaming folks have begun raising funds for their projects, albeit on two completely different scales.