This month Washington Filmworks will be holding two information sessions to debrief about this year’s legislative session. We’ll cover what happened, share feedback we received from legislators and our […]
We’re writing to share the unfortunate news that our bill will not be moving forward this session. The regular legislative session adjourned yesterday and Governor Inslee has already called a […]
During this final week of legislative session, we’re continuing to advocate for the Motion Picture Competitiveness Program (MPCP) in Olympia. On Monday, Washington Filmworks was honored to participate in an […]
Motion Graphic: Find Film in Every Corner of WA Keep Film in WA, Keep Dollars in WA If you’ve been to the theaters across Washington over the last […]
Film Incentive Keeps Artists & Business Local Why WA Needs A Competitive Incentive Michael Ruby opened Michael Ruby Art in 1990, and since then, all he’s dreamt of is having […]
On January 21, film professionals from around the state gathered in Olympia to meet with their legislators and express support for House Bill 2542, the bill to extend the […]
How One Catering Company Grew With The Film Incentive Imagine If WA’s Incentive Program Was 3x Bigger… We’ve seen the transformative effect film has had on Spokane businesses in videos from The […]
Film Turns Junk Into Cash The Surprising Ways In Which Film Can Benefit Business Jake Fischer owns Diversify Truck and Equipment Repair in Spokane, WA. He was surprised to see […]
Our Success Is Their Success How Film Multiplied Business For One Restaurant Steve and Marti Brown own Stella’s Cafe in Spokane, WA, a restaurant conveniently located next to a […]
Film work happens in every corner of Washington State, and that is no accident. Through a vast network of film liaison partnerships across the state (see map above), we’re […]
