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Washington Filmworks recently announced the recipients of funding assistance from the 2015 Spring Cycle Innovation Lab. In case…

  Recently, BBC World Service broadcasted a very special profile on Native American News by speaking with key local…

Washington Filmworks recently announced the recipients of funding assistance from the Filmworks Innovation Lab. In case you missed…

This May film industry professionals representing the Seattle film community met with Mayor Ed Murray to discuss the future of film in Seattle.

Considering applying for grants for your next film? Put your best foot forward with these tips from filmmakers Tracy Rector and Lou Karsen, a Seattle duo with an impressive grant writing track record.

WF extends our congratulations to two local talents in the world of filmmaking and photography who were recently honored by Indian Country Today Media Network for their forward thinking, innovation, and sense of social justice.

Continue on the journey with Clearwater in this guest post written by Melissa Woodrow. These production diaries offer a window into the interactive project People of the Salish Sea and filming of the feature documentary at its center, Clearwater. This is the first documentary-based project to receive funding assistance through any of WF’s programs.

Innovation Lab funding assistance recipient, Clearwater is a feature length documentary about the health of the Salish Sea (Puget Sound) and the unique relationship of tribal people to the water. Get a feel for the project through this entry, penned by Melissa Woodrow, who serves as both Location Manager and Production Assistant on the film.

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.