Legislative Updates and Meetings in Seattle and Spokane!
Join Washington Filmworks For Two Community Conversations This Week Seattle – February 13 at 6pm Spokane – February 17 at 6:30pm (Thanks to SIFF for Hosting our Event and to […]
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Lindy Boustedt’s Film & Family Homelessness Project and American Refugees
Local filmmaker and Seattle University’s Lindy Boustedt is the producer, project manager, and overall brains behind American Refugees, part of the Project of Family Homelessness. Established by the Center for Strategic […]
SIFF’s Women in Cinema Festival Kicks Off Tonight!
The Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) welcomes back their annual mini-festival, Women in Cinema! The program kicks off tonight at the newly renovated SIFF Cinema Egyptian on Capitol Hill. Audiences are thrilled, […]
Commercialize Seattle Goes to SIFF
New Latest Work Congratulations to World Famous, a production company based in Seattle. They are now featured in the Latest Work section of Commercialize Seattle. This business development campaign is designed to drive […]
SIFF Festival Forums
Take your filmmaking to the next Level with SIFF Festival Forums. This coming weekend is brimming with panels, presentations and opportunities for filmmakers.
Seattle, I Love You
The five films produced through the 2014 Fly Filmmaking Challenge at SIFF will focus around the Commercialize Seattle campaign.
Washington Connections at SIFF 40
WF reached out to Beth Barrett, SIFF’s Director of Programming, to find out more about opportunities to see Northwest films and connect with local filmmakers at the festival. She also gave us some tips on how filmmakers can make the best of their festival experience.
Spring Into Washington Festivals
Here are several Washington film festivals and competitions happening this spring thru the end of summer. Help us build a better resource by letting us know about events in your area of the state.
The Frenzy is Near
The 6th Annual Renton Film Frenzy kicks off this weekend, October 4-6, and team registration closes tomorrow, October 1. This following guest blog post comes from Indiana Cho, an independent filmmaker, community organizer, and participant in the Frenzy.
Local Producers Pump Up SIFF Cinema
Last month, the Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF) held a presentation entitled Independent Film Producing. Experienced local producers Mel Eslyn and Lacey Leavitt outlined the role of the indie producer and the mechanics of such a position. Using real world case studies and detailed insights, the course followed the job from development, to physical film production, through to distribution.