Washington Filmworks is thrilled to announce that Governor Inslee has recently appointed three new members to Washington Filmworks’ Board of Directors . Each of the positions on the Board of […]
Read the information below for the film industry and take our survey. Film offices at the city, county, and state are all working together to identify best practices and resources […]
Film Day 2020 was a smashing success! And it’s all because of you. Despite the rain, over 100 people represented a majority of the legislative districts across Washington State, meeting […]
Join us for a special “State of the State” presentation featuring all of your regional film folks! Join Washington Filmworks and our colleagues from the City of Seattle and King […]
RSVP for Film Day in Olympia on Tuesday, January 21, 2020 Film Day provides an opportunity for you to meet with legislators face-to-face to remind them how the film industry impacts Washington […]
Invest in your future and attend Film Day in Olympia on Tuesday, January 21! Holiday hustle and bustle may be your focus these days…But come January, it will be #KeepFilminWA time again […]
Washington Filmworks is pleased to announce the Board of Directors has approved All Those Small Things, another locally-produced feature scheduled to film in Eastern Washington and the greater Spokane area. […]
In March, Washington Filmworks announced Local Lens, making Washington State the first production incentive in the country to reserve its funding exclusively for projects creatively driven by Washington State residents. […]
Washington Filmworks is pleased to announce that Governor Jay Inslee has appointed John Cooper to represent the Convention and Visitors Bureau position on Washington Filmworks’ Board of Directors. (Each of […]
You may have heard our exciting announcement a few weeks ago—that Washington Filmworks is the first production incentive in the country to reserve its funding exclusively for ‘local’ projects creatively […]
