Celebrating the Summer Shooting Season
A Letter from Washington Filmworks Board Chair Don Jensen. There is a lot to celebrate as we look forward to the upcoming summer shooting season.
A Letter from Washington Filmworks Board Chair Don Jensen. There is a lot to celebrate as we look forward to the upcoming summer shooting season.
Z Nation is headed for Washington! This month the WF Board of Directors approved funding assistance for Z Nation, a 13-episode dramatic series for the Syfy channel.
Created in 2007, NFFTY grows by leaps and bounds every year, screening hundreds of films from young filmmakers all over the world. The 2014 festival kicks off Thursday and it’s guaranteed to be awesome.
Screaming Flea Productions is one of the Northwest’s largest producers of nonfiction programming for cable networks. They are working to consciously cultivate more great content here in Washington State.
Congratulations to Workhouse Creative and ImpactStudio Pro, 2 production companies featured in the Latest Work section of Commercialize Seattle.
Is the traditional TV model on the way out or already dead, and how will the shifting landscape change the production of original content? Many networks are forging new routes for their pilots.
Here are several Washington film festivals and competitions happening this spring thru the end of summer. Help us build a better resource by letting us know about events in your area of the state.
Our April Location of the Month is Republic, Washington, a picturesque town with a heritage based in the mining and logging industries. Republic is the county seat and largest town in Ferry County, with a population of just over 1,000.
Just near the corner of 50th and Roosevelt Way in Seattle sits a national treasure – Scarecrow Video. Part film archive, part gathering place, Scarecrow is one of the country’s largest independent video stores.
Congratulations to Green Rubino and Urban Legend Productions, two Seattle based production companies featured in the Latest Work section of Commercialize Seattle.