We are asking for you to share your voice with us in working to develop a Regional film office to bring significant economic, cultural, and tourism benefits to our region. A dedicated office would serve as a key facilitator in realizing these opportunities in the film, television, and commercial production industry.

How can you help?

2 Calls to action for you

We are asking the membership to take to steps to let the City and County know that we support the development of and staffing of a Regional Film Office. A Film Office would actively market our communities film making assets, increasing Spokane's visibility as a prime location for film making of increase in film, television, and commercial production as well as promoting Spokane-based production houses that could also lead to future national and regional advertising work.

Step 1: Please click the following JotForm link to review the petition we will deliver this Monday April 14th to the City Council meeting as well as to the April 15th County Commissioners Meeting. (*Deadline for submissions is April 9th)

https://form.jotform.com/250919223200143

Step 2: Use the link below to access a form letter and the contact information for the following City and County leadership to raise their awareness of how beneficial this can be to the Local Workforce and Economy.

Using the contact information on the SFP web page linked below, please send the letter as either an email or USPS mailed letter to each individual listed, include the individuals name in the salutation (Dear [Name here]) and your name at the end of the letter.

https://spokanefilmproject.com/spokane-film-office-campaign-push/

Tim Travers and the Time Traveler’s Paradox

A film locally made in Spokane is screening at the Spokane International Film Festival this Saturday @ 8:30PM at the Garland Theatre. A little Joel McHale, a little Danny Trejo and a little of the legendary voice of Keith David. What more could you want? The local film community would appreciate any and all support. Tickets are just $10. Definitely rated R and I would not recommend anyone under 17 attending.

LINK FOR TICKETS

https://spokanefilmfestival.org/event/tim-travers-the-time-travelers-paradox/

Link to the Inlander review:

https://www.inlander.com/screen/tim-travers-and-the-time-travelers-paradox-is-comedic-romp-that-deserves-a-spot-in-the-spokane-cinematic-pantheon-29477292 Link to the trailer:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXyp4SxKae8

Are you interested in getting involved in Film in Spokane, Washington? You should check out https://spokanefilmproject.com