Commercialize Seattle – Get Your Latest Work Here!
Congratulations to Hand Crank Films, a production company based in Bellingham and Seattle. We’re featuring them in the Latest Work section of Commercialize Seattle.
Posts In: Washington Filmworks
Walla Walla – A New Kind of Creative Economy
Regular followers of our blog will notice WF has paid several visits to Walla Walla, thanks to a series of community initiatives designed to foster a thriving creative economy in the region.
North American Release Date Set for 4 Minute Mile
Deadline Hollywood announced that Washington incentive film 4 Minute Mile (formerly One Square Mile) has been scheduled for a summer 2014 release.
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.
Ron Leamon – Outstanding Achiever
Today, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray announced the 2014 recipient of the 9th Annual Mayor’s Award for Outstanding Achievement in Film is Costume Designer Ron Leamon.
Stevenson – On the Banks of the Columbia River
Situated in Skamania County on the banks of the scenic Columbia River, the City of Stevenson is your launch pad to the Washington side of the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic area. Stevenson is our May Location of the Month.
Casting Z Nation
Across Washington film professionals, vendors and film support businesses are gearing up for Z Nation. we wanted to share this blog post from Big Fish NW Talent.
Commercialize Seattle Keeps Showing Off New Work
Congratulations to Copacino + Fujikado and Inflatable Film. Both have new work featured in the Latest Work section of Commercialize Seattle.
Location Scouting Fundamentals
New to location scouting? We’ve got a resource for you. Now go forth, and scout like a pro!
A Message from Lacey Leavitt
Below you will find a copy of the letter that I sent to Governor Inslee today. I encourage you to share your own story with him.