Z NATION Invades Washington
Syfy’s action-horror series Z Nation began production on May 15 in Spokane and is slated to continue throughout the summer. The episodic series was approved for funding assistance through Washington […]
Syfy’s action-horror series Z Nation began production on May 15 in Spokane and is slated to continue throughout the summer. The episodic series was approved for funding assistance through Washington […]
Summer is here, bringing sunshine and perfect weather for WF to visit to the Methow Valley. The three-day trip included stops in Mazama, Winthrop, Twisp, Concrete and Sedro Woolley.
Louisiana saw 18 major motion pictures filmed within state lines in 2013 – 3 more than California.
Why are so many more movies being filmed in Louisiana?
Congratulations to Nima, an agency based in Seattle. They are now featured in the Latest Work section of Commercialize Seattle. Register and submit your own work.
In just a few days Jessica Valentine will get a chance to call all the shots. She is one of three winning writer/directors in the 2014 Jameson First Shot Short Film Competition. Her lead actor – Uma Thurman.
Media Inc. has re-focused its content to provide exclusive coverage of the region’s film and video production industry. Do you have industry or production news about Washington? They accept new story ideas and article submissions.
With nearly 50 miles of freshwater and saltwater shoreline and the second largest marina on the West Coast, Everett, Washington offers a variety of natural backdrops for film. The city is our June Location of the Month.
Washington Filmworks (WF) is excited to announce the return of the Filmworks Innovation Lab. The next application window is slated to open in August 2014!
Congratulations to Faith vs Fate Productions, a production company based in Seattle. They are now featured in the Latest Work section of Commercialize Seattle. Register and submit your work.
This May film industry professionals representing the Seattle film community met with Mayor Ed Murray to discuss the future of film in Seattle.