Jurassic Park in Concert is a movie-in-concert. Audiences will watch the entire film with dialogue on a large screen. Only the in-film score has been removed and instead will be performed live-to-picture by an orchestra below the screen on stage, making for an immersive and powerful experience.

How to Train Your Dragon 2 - In Concert will be performed by the Festival at Sandpoint Orchestra, which features talented instrumentalists from across the Inland Northwest, many of whom have been featured as part of the Spokane Symphony.

Sandpoint-raised Jason Moody will serve as concertmaster for the Festival at Sandpoint Orchestra. Since his solo debut with the Spokane Symphony at age sixteen, Jason Moody has performed across the United States, Europe, and Japan. He currently serves as Associate Concertmaster and Director of Education and Community Engagement for the Spokane Symphony.

Sandpoint-raised Jason Moody will serve as concertmaster for the Festival at Sandpoint Orchestra. Since his solo debut with the Spokane Symphony at age sixteen, he has received fellowships for the Aldeburgh Festival, the Spoleto USA Festival, the Masters Music Festival, and the Lancaster Festival. He currently serves as Associate Concertmaster and Director of Education and Community Engagement for the Spokane Symphony.

Conducting the performance is Morihiko Nakahara, who spent 16 years as resident conductor of the Spokane Symphony. He is also the music director of the South Carolina Philharmonic and the director of orchestra studies at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. 

He is well-known for his charismatic presence on and off the podium, his innovative and audience-friendly programming skills, and his thoughtful interpretations of both standard and contemporary repertoire. 

Equally at home in a wide variety of musical styles and concert formats, Nakahara has recently collaborated with Béla Fleck, Gregory Alan Isakov, Pink Martini, and Cody Fry.