“Winter Starts Now” plays at the M.V. Film Center on Saturday, Nov. 27, for one night. It’s the 72nd annual ski and snowboard film from Warren Miller Entertainment. The film features skiing and snowboarding at Prince William Sound, Alaska, and south to Maine. Included are skiers Marcus Caston and Connery Lundin, as well as J.T. […]
Warren Miller's Winter Starts Now For years we’ve been kicking off winter in true Warren Miller fashion, and we’re back for another round. This season, the snow will feel a little deeper, the jumps a little higher, the air will taste more crisp than ever, and the views from the top will be just a bit more inspiring. Midwest native Kaylin Richardson lays tracks at Sun Valley and Lutsen local Grete Eliassen glides through Utah for some true local skiing. Tap into your inner snow season stoke this season because "Winter Starts Now." Find out more about the 72nd annual ski and snowboard film at
“Winter Starts Now” plays at the M.V. Film Center on Saturday, Nov. 27, for one night. It’s the 72nd annual ski and snowboard film from Warren Miller Entertainment. The film features skiing and snowboarding at Prince William Sound, Alaska, and south to Maine. Included are skiers Marcus Caston and Connery Lundin, as well as J.T. […]
When it comes to film locations, Utah has it all: mountains, deserts, even an island not a tropical island, but it still counts. It’s no wonder so many production companies choose to film in Utah, with projects ranging from the Christmas classic
How The Grinch Stole Christmas to the sci-fi action of
Star Trek to the psychological cult thriller
Hereditary.
The Utah Film Commission is a department of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development, and their role is to market Utah to film, television and commercial production companies in an effort to bring in revenue and jobs to the state. One of the main reasons production studios keep coming back to Utah again and again is, of course, the diverse scenery and proximity to Los Angeles, but also the hospitality of the locals. Whereas in other parts of the country residents dislike the inconvenience of filming in their area, Utahns are welcoming and accommodating to crews – making the filming process smoother and more en
SALT LAKE CITY The Utah Film Commission announced Thursday that five new productions have been approved to film in Utah and to receive incentives from the state.
The productions are expected to generate $6.9 million in economic impact and create 300 local jobs, according to a news release from the commission.
The Governor s Office of Economic Development board approved three productions for the Motion Picture Incentive Program and two for the Community Film Incentive Program to support smaller, local projects. The larger productions include the two-part Hallmark film Christmas at the Madison, starring sisters Kimberly Williams Paisley and Ashley Williams, and the feature film Summering from the minds behind Brigsby Bear and The Spectacular Now.