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NEWSLETTER
JANUARY 2019 – The 2019 Sundance Film Festival is winding down this weekend and some many amazing films had the opportunity to shine over the last few days. As the Festival Host State, Utah Film Commission gave attendees who visited the Festival Co-op in Park City the chance to experience some of the iconic films and locations that make Utah a favorite destination for filmmakers and outdoor exploration.
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PRESS RELEASE
SALT LAKE CITY (January 4, 2019) – Beginning January 24th, filmmakers and film lovers from around the world will descend upon Salt Lake City, Park City, and Sundance Mountain Resort for the 10-day Sundance Film Festival. One of Utah Film Commission’s top priorities is to ensure that locals can take advantage of the festival experience that takes place every January in their backyard.
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The made-in-Utah production 'The Werewolf' is casting extras for their feature film! The horror film about a small ski town is looking for both men and women ages 18-40 years old. The extras will be playing police officers and will receive $150 per day. If you're available March 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 17, or 18, then reach out to Grand Casting. For more information, please visit www.gandgcasting.com/thewerewolf.html. #TheStoryIsUtah #FilmUtah
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About
Formed in 1974, the Utah Film Commission is part of the Governor’s Office of Economic Development under the Utah Office of Tourism, Film and Global Branding and is a member of the the Association of Film Commissioner’s International.
Mission
The Utah film Commission markets the entire State Of Utah for film, television and commercial production by promoting the use of local professional cast & crew, support services, locations and the Motion Picture Incentive Program.
State of Utah
Governor | Gary R. Herbert
Lt. Governor | Spencer J. Cox
Director, Utah Film Commission | Virginia Pearce