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Meadows Film Festival

2/22/2010 6:28:00 AM by -- Meadows Team in Connection, Parks Blog, Media Center | 3 comments

Meadows Film Festival Poster @ Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Resort Mt. Hood Meadows is a beacon for winter film making. The resort and it's rugged and graceful slopes have been featured in travel, ski and more recently snowboard films and videos for more than 40 years. Meadows provides a beautiful backdrop and the subject matter for epic film making.

The Meadows Film Festival will be presented March 6 to showcase not only the beauty and majesty of our mountain, but the creativity and talent of our guests. Talent in the form of on-the-snow action skiing and riding showing off the attributes of the resort. There is nothing more splendid than capturing the perfect match of terrain and athleticism. Creativity in the story telling - the way the images, clips and edits are presented to make for an intriguing story.

The deadline for the Film Festival is Sunday, February 28. Our panel of esteemed judges will select up to the top 10 choices for showcasing March 6 at the Finish Line Pizzeria and Sports Bar. We'll award prizes, including a $500 first prize to the winning entry. Our thanks to Columbia Sportswear, Go Pro Helmet Cams, Full Sail Brewing, Fuel TV and Vaya Creative for supporting this event.

Get details on submitting your entry here.

See you at the Film Festival!

-- Meadows Team

3 Comments

  1. Harrison

    February 23, 2010

    Dear Mount Hood Meadows,

    Your place is fantastic. I try to come to your place often. I like your web site. Hope you're doing well.

  2. Cole

    February 24, 2010

    Hello I rose city every thursday night and was wondering why daisy is open and easy rider isnt???
    this is a TERRIBLE choice

    Meadows: Daisy services the terrain you can access with Easy Rider and also provides access to the start of the Banked Slalom for OISA training. We run both lifts as turn out requires.

  3. stu

    February 24, 2010

    the parks said groomed today but im pretty sure they were covered in about a foot of snow. hopefully you can dig those rails out and reset them asap like you guys usually do

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