Washington Filmworks recently announced the recipients of funding assistance from the 2015 Spring Cycle Innovation Lab. In case…
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Be Careful What You Wish For
This guest post from Steve Edmiston completes a trilogy, which addresses the challenges faced by entrepreneurs choosing to take their filmmaking dreams to “the crowd.”
UFOs & Men in Black Arrive in Puget Sound
Washington Filmworks is pleased to announce that The Maury Island Incident, a short film chronicling a 1947 UFO sighting over the Puget Sound, has wrapped principal photography. From late June through early July, filming took place in Burien, Des Moines, Tukwilla and the waters off of Maury Island.
A Round of Applause to the Jury
Please save the date to join us Saturday, June 8 when Washington Filmworks will officially announce the outcome of the Lab at a program at the Seattle International Film Festival.
Crowd Funding is Still a Gift
Washington Filmworks continues the conversation on crowd funding with the second in a series of 2 guest posts…
Some Crowd Funded Growing Pains
Change. A major change in how we think about financing independent film has not only arrived, it is maturing – crowd funding. And more change is coming. It seems that everyoneis embracing this newest gift to the “democratization” of the filmmaking journey. But is the change all, and only, good? Does the “gift” come with a catch?