Posts Tagged ‘What’s’

I mean do the artists actually get anything out of it other than bragging rights? like distributors?
It’s like 2-3k to go….why is it SO MUCH…i mean what the heck do they do with the money everyone shells out to see these films?
I GET that indie films are awesome and incredible…that’s not what i’m asking!
why does it cost so much, where does that money go and what do the filmmakers get out of this? do they “win” anything?

I need to plan my honeymoon, but we can’t really afford to go that far. We live in Salt Lake, so that’s out, and camping seems … ill-suited for honeymooning. Also to consider: we hate Park City and also don’t want to be in a hotel where people are camping. That’s tacky. What’s left? Idaho? Southeastern Oregon? Elko?

Along w/bars/clubs/& many other places….
I may never quit-I’m scared to see cigarettes banned someday in the state I live in or even illegal to smoke anywhere!-it’s overboard!

The state of Utah is perhaps one of the most misunderstood – or misrepresented – states in the union. Many people, when they DO think of Utah – see a vast rocky (and salty) desert; a place with a strong economy and low unemployment, but a place, perhaps, where too much fun is frowned upon. Interestingly, it is the diversity of Utah’s geography that makes it such an exciting and economically bustling place, and such a great place to live.

While Utah is perhaps best known for its flat, salty landscape, it is in fact home to a variety of geographic regions, including lush green forests, canyons, river valleys, and snow-capped mountains. Utah’s diverse and breath-taking terrain has made it a popular destination for a variety of outdoor enthusiasts, particularly the adventurous ones. While the “Beehive State” does offer a range of peaceful pursuits, like fishing, sailing, and hiking, its rugged terrain provides the perfect environment for adventure sports like back country skiing & hiking, snowboarding, extreme mountain-biking, whitewater rafting, and more. Utah’s reputation as an outdoor sports Mecca has helped to make tourism one of the state’s major industries.

This booming tourism industry, mostly focused in Southern Utah, is just one of the factors contributing to Utah’s solid economy. Eastern Utah has a substantial petroleum refining industry, and geologists recently discovered a major oil deposit – possibly as much as 1 billion barrels – in the center of the state. And Utah is no stranger to phenomenal resource extraction: the Bingham Canyon Mine, just south of Salt Lake City, is the largest artificial excavation in the world, and has produced 17 million tons of copper and 23 million ounces of gold, in addition to sizable quantities of silver. Many Utahns realize, however, that these resources do not last forever, and look to other ways in which their landscape might drive the economy.

For many years now, Utah’s canyons and river valleys have provided a colorful backdrop for some of America’s favorite films. The now famous Sundance Film Festival (that’s right, it’s held in Utah!) was first begun as a way to entice more filmmakers to the state. Since that time, Utah has played host to such celluloid gems as Independence Day, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, National Lampoon’s Vacation, and parts of the recent Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy.

Utah’s story is not about ‘reinvention’ or ‘revitalization’, it’s about discovery; and more and more people are making this discovery everyday. Utah’s stable economy and low rate of unemployment make it a great place for couples, and young people just starting out in life. The excellent schools, the young population, and the great value and variety in Utah real estate make it a perfect place for families.

A basic web search is only coming up with a few – I KNOW there’s more (I’ve talked to people at the park, but their classes were further away than I’d like to go) and I wanted to hear what you think! We’re going to be downtown and I don’t want to have to sit in the car too long before we get to playing!

Thanks for all your help!

7 years later they’re ditched and they have to deal with it. it just recently came out on dvd.

From The Peak’s event at Albertson’s on Deer Valley and Tatum Blvd on April 17th.

Whats the weather like? im going on vacation there, and i was wondering what to pack.

I heard about this one movie premiered at the Sundance Film Fest that filmed the actual raping of a girl. Is this true? What is the name of the movie?

A Couple, Looking for walking distance to lifts (Park City Mountain Resort), private hottub if possible, a suite if possible. We are going on our honeymoon and can spend up to $600 a night. Going in early December. Have never been to Park City and need some help. THANKS!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the info and the congrats!!