Named one of the "Top 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the World" by MovieMaker Magazine, the Capitol Theater has hosted the Olympia Film Festival since 1984. The gathering is a five-day, around-the-clock extravaganza of films, filmmakers, and film-related guests, special performances, discussion panels, and educational workshops. Submit your film for consideration by the January 3 […]
Experience AMERICANA at the 2026 Whidbey Island Film Festival. A century of American life unfolds on screen, from Chaplin’s Modern Times to the warmth and resilience of Fried Green Tomatoes. Across classics, musicals, period dramas, and inventive comedies, this lineup explores work and ambition, community and reinvention, struggle, music, and imagination. These films show how […]
The King County Film Advisory Board (KCFAB) is planning a community information meeting at Harbor Island Studios on January 15th at 6pm. At this meeting they will share what they know, answer questions, and provide resources for people to get involved.
Film Community Training welcomes all creatives to celebrate their year anniversary and unleash your vision with a hands-on deep dive into creative camera rigging. Join grip and camera professionals for an in-depth, hands-on experience in thier first workshop of 2026. Explore cutting-edge gear from Rainbow rigs to spinning setups, overhead mounts, over-under sliders, and more. […]
Kick off the new year with We F.E.W. (Filmmakers of Eastern Washington) and connect with local filmmakers, storytellers, and film lovers of all kinds at this Eastern WA mixer event! Saturday, January 18 3:00pm - 6:00pm Hamilton Studio 1427 W Dean Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Join South Puget Sound Community College for a FREE preview night on January 21st from 6:00–7:00 PM featuring: Chris Alan Evans – Lead actor & co-writer of the award-winning indie film Peeping Todd, and recent Best Actor winner at FilmQuest. Alexander Jeffery – Producer & cinematographer on Peeping Todd Register for free at spscc.edu
The Spokane Jewish Film Festival returns to the Magic Lantern January 22 - February 1, 2026! The Spokane Jewish Film Festival is the annual community film event hosted by Spokane Area Jewish Family Services featuring films from around the world. This year the festival will return to Spokane’s Magic Lantern Theatre for two weekends including […]
Calling BIPOC filmmakers, creatives, and storytellers — join Seattle Asian American Film Festival (SAAFF) and the Seattle Black Film Festival (SBFF) for an evening of community, connection, and conversation. Whether you’re an emerging filmmaker or a seasoned creative, this is a space to meet collaborators, share experiences, and build lasting connections in Seattle’s film scene. […]
Are you a screenwriter with new, previous, or work-in-progress screenplays? Join The Spokane Film Project Screenwriters Group to connect with like minded creatives with the collective goals of sharing stories and becoming better screenwriters. The February meeting takes place Sunday, February 1 at Media Credit Union from 12-2pm.
Need feedback on your latest cinematic masterpiece? Want to share some embarrassing home videos from your youth? Searching for a place where strangers will watch videos of your dog on the big screen? Come on out! Seattle Open Screen is connecting filmmakers of all levels by showing any film (ten minutes or less) on the […]
