Events
Upcoming Events
“That Evening Sun” film to have local premiere at Monterey’s Osio Cinemas this Friday, March 12.
Monterey County audiences get a chance to go to the local premiere screening of “That Evening Sun,” the critically-acclaimed and award-winning classic drama starring legendary actor Hal Holbrook, at Monterey’s Osio Cinemas on Friday, March 12, starting at 7:15 p.m.
Past Events
American Red Cross, Monterey Bay Area Chapter, to partner with Monterey County Film Commission for its Gala on March 7, 2010 “What a Night!”
The Film Commission’s 20th annual fundraiser celebrates the Academy Awards® and now benefits two worthy local nonprofits
When the red carpet rolls out this year for “What a Night!” celebrating the Academy Awards®, two local nonprofits will benefit from the fundraising event.
On this year’s Red Carpet at the Inn at Spanish Bay, you’ll meet Barbara Eden, the charming actress best known for her Golden Globe-nominated role as Jeannie in the I Dream of Jeannie TV series, co-starring with Larry Hagman. Barbara has been in 15 feature films including the hit Harper Valley PTA, and in numerous top variety and TV movies. Barbara has her own star on the prestigious Hollywood Walk of Fame.
For the first time, the American Red Cross, Monterey Bay Area Chapter, will join the Monterey County Film Commission at its 20th annual salute to movie-making on Sunday, March 7, 2010, at the Inn at Spanish Bay in Pebble Beach. From the red carpet entry to the two big screens showing the live telecast of the 82nd Academy Awards® presentation, the glamorous gala will make attendees feel like they’re a part of the big Hollywood event. The black-tie evening includes champagne, hors d’oeuvres, sit-down dinner, wine, and a silent auction.
“Way To Go Bode on Second Olympic Metal Making Him the Most Decorated U.S. Skier Ever!”
Film Commission Presents “Flying Downhill with Bode Miller: The Early Years” “Focus on Film” screening and presentation by Movie Director William C. Rogers scheduled for Jan. 20
The Monterey County Film Commission plans its next “Focus on Film” event on a winter sports theme, screening the documentary, “Flying Downhill with Bode Miller: The Early Years” at Carmel’s Sunset Center, on Wednesday, Jan. 20, at 7 p.m.
The film spotlights one of the legends of sports—two-time Olympic medalist and potential Vancouver Olympics contender Bode Miller--whose hair-raising downhill ski racing and biography make for a fast-paced, visual experience. The skier has won 31 World Cup competitions, six World Championships and two Olympic Silver Medals.
Prior to the screening the movie’s director, William C. Rogers, will introduce the film and give a presentation on the challenges of making the movie, and will answer audience questions. He will also be on hand to meet attendees at a 6 p.m. reception at the Sunset Center.
Tickets are $15 for the general public; $12 for members of “Reel Friends of the Film Commission,” and $7 for full-time students. Tickets go on sale Jan. 8 at the Sunset Center box office at San Carlos and Ninth Street in Carmel, or by phone at 831-620-2048 and online at www.sunsetcenter.tix.com.
The event is co-sponsored by the Monterey County Weekly, Monterey Ski and Social Club, Monterey County Young Professionals Group, and Sunset Center.
For more information, contact the Monterey County Film Commission at 831-646-0910 or email info@FilmMonterey.org.
Press ReleaseClint Eastwood’s Jazz Film “Bird”
to screen Sept. 17 in Monterey
Monterey County Film Commission and the Monterey Jazz Festival present the movie classic about jazz great Charlie Parker, and a talk by local jazz expert Bill Minor. Full event details on Charlie Parker and the Monterey Jazz Festival.
All events are open to the public. Members of "Friends of the Film Commission" will receive discounts to all film commission events. To find out how to become a "Friend of the Film Commission" or for further details on any of the following events, call 831-646-0910 or email info@filmmonterey.org.