Governor’s Film and TV Office Annual Meeting – December 12

Oregon Film Annual Meeting On December 12 at 6:00 PM please join us and Governor John Kitzhaber either in person or at the three teleconference sites to celebrate Oregon’s record breaking year for Film and Television production.  We also are holding back a few exciting announcements for this event that will be worth celebrating the future of the industry.  As is the case every year we will be recognizing a few outstanding efforts across the state that have played a part in the industry’s success.

Now confirmed are three teleconference sites in addition to the Portland location.

Ashland: Southern Oregon University – Hannon Library Room 117

Eugene: University of Oregon – Studio A

La Grande: Eastern Oregon University – (room TBD)

The teleconference will originate from Portland at the below location:

University of Oregon Portland Campus
70 NW Couch Street
Portland, OR 97209

Industry members and supporters are invited to a reception and ”Thank You” party at the Portland location to celebrate Oregon’s success, starting at 5pm and continuing after the Annual Meeting. An exposition of projects developed by student winners of the Digital Media Commission will be on display at that time. Both the Commission and party are sponsored by Intel and the Oregon Media Production Association.

The reception is free, and attendees are encouraged to bring canned food donation for the Oregon Food Bank. (Details at www.ompa.org)

We hope you will come and celebrate (that is if you’re not too busy working on a project) and demonstrate to ourselves as well as the general public that the film and TV industry is thriving here in Oregon!

 

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4 thoughts on “Governor’s Film and TV Office Annual Meeting – December 12

  1. What a great opportunity to further introduce Governor Kitzhaber to the strength of Oregon’s production industry to create a breadth of jobs and positive economic impacts.

    Kitzhaber benefits from a track record of success established by Governor Kulongoski. We owe a great thanks to our governors for cultivating media production – and we can be especially thankful that this has paid off with more jobs for Oregonians.

    • Just a point of clarification…
      The Eugene event will take place in the Center for Media and Educational Technologies (CMET), in Studio A. It’s on the west side of the Knight Library. We’ll start at 5:30 PM to ensure we’re ready for the teleconferenced event. We’re looking forward to it!

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