YEAR 9 of The 50 Hour Slam Film Festival is a film event that incorporates a 50 Hour time-based competition to produce a 3-6 minute video project to be judged by local Media Critics and professionals, as well as a public screening of the finalists where the audience gets to vote for their favorite film...

A night of screening films made by our own regional filmmakers. This film event will be held at The Magic Lantern located at 25 West Main Ave., Suite 125, Spokane, WA 99201. 7-10pm April 18, 2019.

Panel discussion Union members from Screen Actors Guild, Directors Guild, and IATSE. These professionals talk about the challenges of entering the film and television industry, the importance of the Unions and why industry standards are important for you to know.

Amy Lillard comes to discuss how the LOCAL LENS program in 2019 went for Washington FilmWorks plus what is plans for 2020 for incentive plan. As well as introduce a new program called WHIPSMART and how Spokane will play a role.

It's time for the 2020 Spokane Film Project Annual Open House. Learn what we have in store for this year and how you can get involved by attending.

Looking for a ride from Spokane to Olympia for the Washington Film Works Legislative Day on Tuesday, January 21st?
Sign up for your seat at http://spokanefilmproject.com/get-on-the-bus-2020/
Then keep an eye on your inbox to learn more.
The Bus will leave EARLY TIME TBD that Tuesday, January 21st.

Cinematography Workshop: A look at the craft of cinematography such as lighting, composition, and use of color for more effective storytelling. Limited seating. Two 1.5 hour sessions with a lunch break. Please be there by 9:45 am.

A panel discussion that looks into the craftmanship of Costume and Make-Up Design in television and film How they play an important part in the process of developing the story and collaborating with other designers, actors, and directors. There will be a question and answer portion for the virtual audience. Live Streaming on SPOKANE FILM…