ZigZag Show Wins Aurora Award A Platinum Best-of-Show trophy was presented by the Aurora Awards, an international competition designed to recognize excellence in the film and video industries. It specifically targets programs and commercials that would not normally have the opportunity to compete on a national level, by focusing on non-national commercials, regional or special interest entertainment and corporate sponsored film and video.

Planning Association Recognizes ZigZag Show

In September, 2004, the ZigZag show was honored with a "Special Achievement in Planning" award from the Oregon Chapter of the American Planning Association. The award is designated for a project, program, individual or activity that has exceptional merit and has made a significant contribution to the field of planning.

 

Broadcast Premiere

The ZigZag Show premiered on OPB TV Channel 10 on Wednesday, April 21, 2004 at 9:30pm and was broadcast on cable stations throughout the summer of 2004. Watch your local listings for program re-broadcasts.

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Community Screenings:

In spring of 2004, audiences were treated to sneak previews of the ZigZag Show in Multnomah and Washington counties. If you would like to screen the program for a neighborhood, professional association or community group, visit the Community Action page for more information.

Hollywood Theatre Premiere

Portland | March 12, 2004

A lively crowd filled the Hollywood Theatre to preview "ZigZag: Real Stories. New Angles," a half hour documentary on transportation...

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Shirley Huffman Auditorium

Hillsboro | March 31

The sounds of Trashcan Joe filled the Washington County Public Services Building on March 31 at the Hillsboro premier...

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Mt. Hood Community College

Gresham | April 8

There was a full house for the final screening of the ZigZag show at Mt. Hood Community College. Metro President David Bragdon, County Commissioner Rod Park and an audience of folks interested in transportation options attended. The documentary screening included the four short films "Scooter Nation", "Hmong Friends", "Shifting Gears" and "On My Own".