Posts In: Seattle Office of Film + Music

  Washington Filmworks is pleased to promote the July edition of the FMI Happy Hour and our special guest this month, Rob…

The FMI Happy Hour is Back! Washington Filmworks, in partnership with the City of Seattle Office of Film…

Counting down to the Super Bowl this weekend? We can’t stop watching this Internet spot which shot in the Emerald City in December.

This FMI Happy Hour presentation is full of tips about how to have great visual effects in an independent movie. Get that “Hollywood Look” using simple visual FX treatments that every filmmaker should be implementing. Plus mark your calendar for the next FMI Happy Hour on January 29. Guest speaker Brian Schmidt will present on game music and sound.

If you were at the WF Annual Industry Update and didn’t get the opportunity to catch the December Civic Cocktail live, you can now watch it online!

Washington Filmworks (WF), in partnership with the Seattle Office of Film + Music, is pleased to have launched Commercialize Seattle, a new business development campaign designed to drive local film production and advertising business. More than 350 people joined us at the August FMI Happy Hour to learn more about the new initiative and see elements of the marketing campaign; that’s a record attendance for the monthly event!

Want to be a film director? At July’s Film + Music + Interactive Happy Hour, James Keblas, Director of the Seattle Office of Film + Music, walked the audience through the details of this infographic, illustrating how one Seattle film director has found success in a versatile and creative approach to filmmaking.

Washington Filmworks would like to acknowledge the important and lasting contributions that James Keblas has made to the community throughout his 9 years of service at the Seattle Office of Film + Music.

Congratulations to Faith vs Fate Productions, a production company based in Seattle. They are now featured in the Latest Work section of Commercialize Seattle. Register and submit your work.

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