VIDEOGRASS SEARCH PARTY UTAH PREMIERE PRESENTED BY SKULLCANDY
Videograss is back and their decades-long odyssey of senders & enders continues with Search Party. Logging footage for mass consumption at coordinates unknown, Justin Meyer, Colton Morgan, Parish Isaacs, and the rest of the Search Party production team spanned the planet stacking clips and seeking spots. Tommy Gesme, Jill Perkins, Reid Smith, Louif Paradis, Justin Phipps, Dan Liedahl, Robby Meehan, Mike Ravelson, and more were enlisted to the Search Party crew to ensure that the latest addition to the Videograss canon is an apt continuation of its legacy.
Join us on Saturday November 2nd, 2024 to celebrate the Salt Lake premiere at Skullcandy HQ alongside the stars of Search Party, the filmers & Director, the Slush staff and a few hundred other fans of watching snowboarding on the big screen. There will be giveaways, sponsors and vendors on site as well.
Complimenting Search Party on the big screen for this very special showing will be the World Premiere of Desiree Melancon and Ted Borlands Bittersweet featuring the talents of Egan Wint, Bode Merril, Desiree Melancon, Jeff Holce, Sierra Forchheimer, Jack Coyne, Stefi Luxton, Seb Picard, Darrah Reid-McLean, Katie Kennedy & more.
Date: 11/2
Location: Skullcandy Headquarters
Address: 6301 N Landmark Dr, Park City, UT 84098
Doors Open: 7:00 PM
Movie Starts: 8:00 PM
Ticket Price: FREE!
Bittersweet is sponsored by Skullcandy, Volcom, Salomon, Autumn Headwear, ThirtyTwo, Never Summer, Dinosaurs Will Die, Lib Tech
About Bittersweet: An Exploration Of Dreams
What are dreams, really? We often grasp more about the vastness of the universe than the intricacies of our own minds, whether in dreams or waking moments. Bittersweet: An Exploration of Dreams offers a poetic and abstract reflection for the winter of 2023/2024. This exploration invites you to delve into the essence of dreams—what they are, how they feel, what they look like, and their significance. By examining the experience of living the dream, pursuing aspirations, and discerning what dreams are and are not, it suggests that dreams may be more than mere wishes whispered in the dark.
