PRODUCTION SPOTLIGHT

Filming happens in communities throughout Washington State. Whether it's a commercial, a feature film, a non-fiction television show, or a student film, the MPCP (Motion Picture Competitiveness Program) and the state film office works with local and national film professionals to bring these projects to life.

These projects have filmed in every legislative district in the state. Find out what's been filmed in your hometown!

  • District 25: Mysteries at the Castle

    There’s no shortage of incredible locations in Washington State including the Meeker Mansion in Puyallup, which recently hosted the Travel Channel’s show Mysteries at the Castle.  This is what the News Tribune had to say about hoisting the show locally: The program, which takes viewers behind the scenes of historic and opulent estates, will showcase [...]

  • District 47: Recoil 3

    Recoil 3 made a guest appearance in Washington State using the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe’s land as a backdrop. Recoil 3 is just one of the hundreds of projects the film office works works with each year. Film office projects are generally smaller, more nimble productions than the blockbusters that come through the production incentive program, [...]

  • District 46: World’s Greatest Dad

    "World's Greatest Dad provided me with gainful employment and an opportunity to witness the protocols on a larger-budget production, which gave me a competitive edge and a deeper sense of confidence on future projects." – Megan Griffiths, Filmmaker

  • District 42: Artist Point

    Production companies love the scenic beauty of SR 542. The diverse terrain and winding roads are a big draw and have been the backdrop for many car commercials for such brands as, Audi, Cadillac, Chevy, Ford, GMC, Honda, Lexus, Mercedes and Porsche. Washington Filmworks helps production companies to find the perfect location to showcase products [...]

  • District 35: Dark Woods Justice

    "Brian Jones and Josh Sanz from PSG Films, were very professional and excellent to work with while they were producing the show Dark Woods Justice." – Sheriff Casey Salisbury, Mason County Sheriff's Office