The ceremony is followed by a late-night screening of Light the Wick, the latest ski epic from Teton Gravity Research, at the Sundeck on top of Aspen Mountain. Tomorrow’s screenings at the Wheeler start at 5 p.m. and include Chris Davenport’s Australis: An Antarctic Ski Odyssey, Poor Boyz Productions’ Revolver, TransWorld Snowboarding’s In Color and Volcom’s 9191; tickets are $10 for two films. That’s followed by an after-party at Belly Up with DJ Muggs, along with showings of Eye Tripfrom Denver-based Level 1 Productions and director Stan Evans’s Say My Name. Tickets to the party are $25.
On Saturday at the Wheeler, you can catch TGR’s snowboard film Deeper, Standard Films’ The Storming, Matchstick Productions’ The Way I See It and Tyler Stableford’s documentary The Fall Line, about veteran Heath Calhoun’s journey from losing his legs in Iraq to competing at the Paralympics. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony will headline the final after-party at Belly Up, which also features screenings of Pirate Movie Productions’ Hooked and Forum Snowboards’ F’ It; tickets are $32. For a complete schedule, go to www.aspensnowmass.com/themeeting.
Sept. 23-25, 2010
