Montana Film Office Wins Silver ADDY

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The Montana Film Office’s 2010 online campaign to introduce filmmakers to the backdrops of the Big Sky state won a Silver ADDY at the District 11 ADDYs competition, sponsored by the American Advertising Federation. The campaign features five Web short videos that highlight Montana’s most film-worthy locations.

Called “Montana. The Ultimate Location,” the series follows Marty Katz, Hollywood film producer and winner of Montana Film Office’s Studio 406 Familiarization Trip Giveaway, as he explores Montana’s Rocky Mountain peaks, vistas, light and its Old West.

The online campaign won Gold in Montana’s ADDY Awards competition earlier this year and then went on to compete at the Northwest’s regional ADDY competition this spring, among entries from Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington and Alaska. The campaign was produced by Montana-based advertising agency PartnersCreative.

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