See what goodies SpIFF is bringing this year!
This Thursday, January 26th, the festival begins with Natural Selection, preceded by the short film High Strung. As an extra special treat, the…
Ready, Set... Shoot!
This Friday, December 9th, is the kickoff for the annual Spokane 48 Hour Film Festival, starting at 7 PM. What do you need to do if you want…
It's back!
Spokane is bursting with aspiring filmmakers and we have once again compiled a collection that we are excited to share with you at the ReelSpokane 2011 Homegrown Short Film…
Deadline for Entries Is Nov. 18, 2011
Do you have a locally-produced gem that you want to see on the big screen?
Enter your project into ReelSpokane Winter 2011!
Dates -
Deadline for Entries: 11:59:59, Friday, November…
A quick reminder to all you filmmakers out there: the deadline for late entry into the Spokane International Film Festival is almost upon us, so head over to SpIFF's call for entries pageand…
We are into the last few days of Spokane’s 50 Hour Slam Viral Vote. There are over 30 films in the running, so be sure to set aside some time to enjoy them all before you pick (and vote for) your favorite.
As you watch these short films, keep in mind (more…)
North by Northwest productions has released the entries from the August 2011 NXNW 48 Hour Film Festival onto the web for your viewing pleasure.
Of the entries they received, 10 are currently available (more…)
A panel of media professionals representing broadcast, print and alternative media will address a gathering of arts marketing managers, community volunteers, and artists on Thursday, August 25th from 3-5pm in the Chase Gallery at Spokane City Hall, 808 W. Spokane Falls Blvd, Spokane, Washington. The “Arts-Media Meet & Greet,” presented by the Spokane Arts Commission, will address specific, practical promotional tools that can be used to promote performing arts, music, film, or visual art special events.
At the time of this email, the panel includes representatives from The Spokesman-Review; The Inlander; KHQ Television; Spokane Public Radio, Community Minded Television, Clear Channel Radio, KXLY Broadcast Group, Spokane Regional Convention & Visitors Bureau and others.
Introductions and comments by the presenters will begin at 3pm in the City Council Chambers, after which presenters and attendees will adjourn to the Chase Gallery for an opportunity to meet one-on-one.
See love blossom locally… or not.
This Sunday at 7pm, “How To Date Beautiful Women,” a comedic instructional video, will take the average or below average man on a journey in the pursuit of the “Beautiful Woman.” (more…)
Tonight Washington Filmworks will be here in Spokane hosting an event at the new LaunchPad INW digs at 120 North Stevens in the 1889 Building from 6-8 PM. They are in town tonight to give Spokanites a chance to discuss the recent events in Olympia which led to the loss of the initial request to renew the Washington Film Spend, ands what the next steps are to reinvigorate this state mandate which has been so influential in brining film work to our fair city. Attending the event from the Washington Filmworks Board of Directors will be Chair Becky Bogard, Don Jensen, and Harry Sladich. Be sure to be in attendance and make your voice heard on why we need to fight to keep this program alive.
The evenings schedule will be as follows:
6:00 PM – 6:15 PM Meet / Greet
6:15 PM – 7:00 PM WF Presentation / Q+A
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM Reception
If you can make it, then be sure to give Washington Filmworks a heads up at
Sunday night was the close of the 50 hour production period for the 2011 50 Hour Slam, and it was a mad dash for some teams to make it in before time ran out. Here’s a great article on the 50 Hour Slam site with information on the outcome.
Things are hopping on the Hip Strip and news will be rolling in regularly so keep your browsers tuned into 50HourSlam.com and the Facebook Page to stay up to date on the latest news!
