Washington Filmworks is pleased to share the news that Governor Jay Inslee included the Motion Picture Competitiveness Program (MPCP) in his proposed supplemental budget released last week. The proposed budget […]
Tune in for reflections on 2021 and a look forward to 2022, including more information about how you can be involved with the 2022 Keep Film in WA campaign. Join […]
Representative Marcus Riccelli Will Introduce Bill to Increase Funding For Motion Picture Competitiveness Program Legislation increases funding to $20 million annually. “We have seen how successful our neighbors in British Columbia […]
All projects fully funded and scheduled to film in 2022 are invited to apply. Washington Filmworks is pleased to announce that the 2022 application window for funding assistance is now […]
All projects fully funded and scheduled to film in 2022 are invited to apply. Washington Filmworks is pleased to announce that the 2022 application window for funding assistance will open […]
Washington Filmworks is pleased to welcome Myron Partman and Malcolm Pelles as our new Equity Chairs. Partman and Pelles will help lead the equity work at Washington Filmworks and collaborate with the board, […]
Washington Filmworks Approves Six Productions for Funding Assistance in 2021 Projects create immediate jobs for local cast and crew Washington Filmworks is pleased to announce the Board of Directors has […]
We want to know what’s happening on sets, in the industry, and in your community so we can build meaningful equity resources for the film industry in Washington State. At […]
Washington Filmworks is pleased to announce that the Board of Directors has approved funding assistance for the feature film Boon. 2021 Application Window Remains Open A neo-western action thriller, the […]
Pilot program offers education, one-on-one mentorships, and pathways to production for BIPOC and people from underrepresented communities. This year Washington Filmworks will pilot a Media Mentorship Program designed to […]
