Rick Moulton has been a filmmaker for over thirty years. His filmmaking began in the 1960s with the making of Freeform and Oceans, surf movies made in Hawaii and California. He came back east with his wife Melinda and worked for Vermont Public Television in the 1970s. As an independent filmmaker in the early 80s, his film Legends of American Skiing won the Baniff Mountain Film Festival and was nationally released on PBS. Rick has produced numerous productions for the ski industry. Other clients include IBM, The Orton Foundation, and NBC. Rick has extensive archival experience, setting
up the Care Collection for the New York Public Library, a film archive for the National Ski Hall of Fame, and most recently working with the Lowell Thomas collection.
Recipient, 2005 International Skiing History Association Film Award for Legacy Part I
- Award Listing (down at the bottom of the page)
Recipient, Vermont Academy Alumni Association's 2005 Dr. Florence P. Sabin Distinguished Alumni Award