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Film Day 2023 Was a Success

March 23rd, 2023 Posted by blog 0 comments on “Film Day 2023 Was a Success”

Film Day 2023 is MONDAY

March 9th, 2023 Posted by blog 0 comments on “Film Day 2023 is MONDAY”

Join us for (Virtual) Film Day on Monday, March 13, 2023. This annual advocacy day provides the industry an opportunity to talk to elected officials about how film supports gig workers and local businesses and how creative people contribute to the experiences that make our cities and towns a place where we want to live. At this year’s event we can also thank legislators for their support of the landmark legislation that passed during the 2022 legislative session which took funding for the Motion Picture Competitiveness Program from $3.5M a year to $15M.

All meetings with elected officials will take place via video conference which means you can advocate for our industry from the comfort of your own living room! If you’re not sure what to say to your legislators in your virtual meeting, check out this short video below for tips and to learn more about the day.

Have questions? Email us at [email protected]

RSVP FOR (VIRTUAL) FILM DAY 2023

February 6th, 2023 Posted by blog 0 comments on “RSVP FOR (VIRTUAL) FILM DAY 2023”

Soderbergh shot ‘Kimi’ in Seattle, so why aren’t more big Hollywood movies made in Washington state?

October 8th, 2021 Posted by blog 0 comments on “Soderbergh shot ‘Kimi’ in Seattle, so why aren’t more big Hollywood movies made in Washington state?”

‘East of the Mountains’ Review: Heart Doctor Is a Lonely Hunter

October 8th, 2021 Posted by blog 0 comments on “‘East of the Mountains’ Review: Heart Doctor Is a Lonely Hunter”

Indie crew films movie on Whidbey

September 3rd, 2021 Posted by blog 0 comments on “Indie crew films movie on Whidbey”

Seattle is Reviving its Film Industry

September 2nd, 2021 Posted by blog 0 comments on “Seattle is Reviving its Film Industry”

Washington’s film industry prepares for a reboot

August 3rd, 2021 Posted by blog 0 comments on “Washington’s film industry prepares for a reboot”

After a dormant 2020, the Inland Northwest film industry is ready for its close-up

July 3rd, 2021 Posted by blog 0 comments on “After a dormant 2020, the Inland Northwest film industry is ready for its close-up”

WA gets the ok to return to film production – but what does that look like?

June 3rd, 2021 Posted by blog 0 comments on “WA gets the ok to return to film production – but what does that look like?”