Today ‘The Spokesman-Review’ published an editorial supporting renewal of the Motion Picture Competitiveness Program. From job creation, to production services, to economic development, the piece lays out a strong argument […]
As we shift our efforts from the Senate to the House, we want to be strategic about the testimonials we share with our Representatives. Washington Filmworks has a tremendous amount of […]
We’ve had several inquiries from the community asking about our efforts to renew the Motion Picture Competitiveness Program. There seems to be an undercurrent of both curiosity and concern, and […]
On Friday February 3rd, Amy Lillard and Julie Daman of Washington Filmworks attended the Power of Play – The 5th Annual State-Of-The-State of the Interactive Media Industry event. We enjoyed […]
On February 5th, the Seattle Times ran a telling piece on the state of the Washington Motion Picture Competitiveness Program entitled “State film-incentive imperiled”. Author Christy Karras highlights recent successes […]
Last month, Washington Filmworks introduced Cody Arledge as the newest member of our lobbying team. Cody joined Board Chair Becky Bogard and lobbyist Jim Hedrick. All three are in Olympia working […]
Washington Filmworks would like to recognize our Film Leaders and Team Captains who have volunteered their time, energy and networking abilities to help with our renewal campaign. This well-connected and […]
Whether you love them or loathe them, 40 states have film incentive programs and those with no incentives lose productions, resident cast, and crew to locales that better support the […]
