Outdoor Movie in The Park: The Free Form Film Series at the UMFA
From the Open Air Cinema archive. Originally published in 2011, recapping a Free Form Film Series screening at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, sponsored by Open Air Entertainment. Preserved as a historical record; opening and closing sales-CTA clauses have been removed. Open Air Entertainment's own website is confirmed dead (HTTP 500, a broken WordPress install) and has been unlinked, keeping the company name as plain text.
Last Saturday, Open Air Entertainment was the event sponsor for the Free Form Film Series at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts in Salt Lake City. Open Air Entertainment is an event production company based in Utah, and produces outdoor movie events around the country. The Free Form Film Series is an ongoing experimental film and video program curated by Tyrone Davies. Last Saturday's screening was a huge success as many people came out to experience art in it's most progressive forms. The beautiful Salt Lake City skyline provided a backdrop for the screening, and the museum's slightly sloped lawn made for some great stadium seating, even as guests lay down on their blankets. The event was a reminder that there really isn't anything better than a movie under the stars!
Open Air Entertainment uses Open Air Cinema inflatable movie screen equipment exclusively, and for Saturday's screening, they installed a Pro 16 Cinebox portable movie screen system. The screen looked great, and the image and audio couldn't have been better. Open Air Entertainment's state-of-the-art OAC Cinebox equipment created a professional screening experience that truly made the event a success.

