SLC: Level 1 Productions - Thursday

[123ski]

Yo,

This is just a quick reminder to make sure that all of you make it out to support Level 1 Productions and 4bi9 for their Salt Lake City premiers this Thursday night! Level 1 Productions really needs your support, as I am sure you are already aware!

Date: Thursday, October 1, 2009
Time: 7:30pm - 10:00pm
Location: Murray Theater (Close to UTA Trax Stop)
Street: 4959 South State Street
City/Town: Salt Lake City, UT

The premier is $8 for Utah Freeskier Society members as well as One Love Ski & Snowboard members. The premier is normally $10, but if you present your 2009/2010 UFS or One Love membership card at the door you will get $2 off! This is a great opportunity to buy some Level 1 t-shirts and movies with the money you save!

This is one of the best ski movies of the year, so bring your friends, parents, grandparents, cousins, and everyone else you know that skis! If you are in the Salt Lake area, you should not miss this event! Level 1 Productions needs every skiers support, so make sure you come and check it out! Don't forget your membership cards!

For more info on the premier, check out this facebook invitation:

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?ei...6387821&ref=ts

[123ski]

[123ski]

Here is the trailers.

Lots of jibbing, but also lots of sick shots.

Refresh:




So Far So hood:

[ratherbskiing3]

The venue blew. Bad lighting, floor seating, oversold, and the projector needed a new bulb let alone HD. The University would have made a much better venue. The movies were very flippy-spinny and crazy impressive. The local kids were stoked out of their minds and lined up at the door way before show time. Lots of swag. Cheap date. I felt old.

Some photogs kept shooting pics of the crowd while we watched the first movie. It was relentless, from all angles, and it sucked bad. I almost walked out.

[Freedle]

The venue blew. Bad lighting, floor seating, oversold, and the projector needed a new bulb let alone HD. The University would have made a much better venue. The movies were very flippy-spinny and crazy impressive. The local kids were stoked out of their minds and lined up at the door way before show time. Lots of swag. Cheap date. I felt old.

Some photogs kept shooting pics of the crowd while we watched the first movie. It was relentless, from all angles, and it sucked bad. I almost walked out.

I can certainly sympathize with your criticisms, and I do appreciate most of them because it will help us improve the future premiere environment. However, if you didn't feel the stoke, there's not much we can do about that- perhaps it was not your scene. Thanks for coming either way.