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“Taste Black Portland” Launches

October 20, 2026 / Oregon Film

QDoc Film Festival Returns October 23-25

September 29, 2026 / Oregon Film

PAM CUT’s Plus Plus Festival Returns

September 28, 2026 / Oregon Film

Lake Oswego Film Fest Oct 8-10

September 25, 2026 / Oregon Film

PAM CUT and the Art of Not Defining the Immersive

September 25, 2026 / Oregon Film

“The Elk” Free Screening and Walking Tour

September 21, 2026 / Oregon Film

“Wildwood” Trailer

September 12, 2026 / Oregon Film

“Egg Baby” Announces Cast

September 5, 2026 / Oregon Film

CINE | SEEN Returns September 30

September 3, 2026 / Oregon Film

Oregon Media Arts Fellowship – Now Open!

September 2, 2026 / Oregon Film

Portland Dance Film Fest Returns Oct 2-4

September 1, 2026 / Oregon Film

Tell Your Story Grant Recipients Announced

August 27, 2026 / Oregon Film

Hinge – “Your Connection is Out There”

August 26, 2026 / Oregon Film

BendFilm Returns Oct 7-11

August 25, 2026 / Oregon Film

EOFF’s Film Guide Released for 2026

August 24, 2026 / Oregon Film

#OregonMade “Door” Announces Cast

August 19, 2026 / Oregon Film

Manzanita Film Festival Returns October 2–3

August 11, 2026 / Oregon Film

Temple du cinéma!

August 10, 2026 / David Poulshock

CINE | SEEN Returns

August 5, 2026 / Oregon Film

WIF PDX Vision Grant Open for Submissions

July 30, 2026 / Oregon Film

Oregon Story Board Appoints Nicholas de Wolff Executive Director

December 6, 2013 – Portland, Oregon – Oregon Story Board, launched earlier this year by a consortium of research, private, and state groups, today welcomes its inaugural Executive Director Nicholas de Wolff, after a comprehensive national search. Nicholas will be responsible for developing and overseeing the organization’s strategic and operational mission.

“We were incredibly impressed with the quality of candidates that applied for this position,” said Vince Porter, Executive Director of the Oregon Governor’s Office of Film and Television, one of the groups involved with the initiative, “and it became clear early on that Nicholas was at the top of the list.

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The Weather Machine Debuts Music Video Shot In 185 Oregon State Parks!

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Slater Smith and his band The Weather Machine has debuted their music video this week on Rainn Wilson’s website Soul Pancake.  The project was a creative collaboration between Oregon Parks and Recreation and the Governor’s Office of Film and Television.  On display at our December 5th event will be the music video featuring every state park in Oregon, and a website diving into the story behind Slater’s summer adventure.

The video debuts online December 3rd, and the accompanying website will debut on December 5th.

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Instrument’s “This Place” – Online Now – and Featured at Dec. 5 Oregon Film Party

Local creative agency Instrument spent part of its summer creating an engaging and  immersive interactive documentary on the Oregon coast called “This Place”.  “This Place” is a film, a photo essay, and an invitation to share your sense of place.  And we recommend that you make sure to experience the project on the Google Chrome browser.  We particularly recommend you experience it on the Google Chrome browser at our December 5 party!

This is one of several great projects Instrument has produced over the past year and we can’t wait to see what they make in 2014!

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Downstream Media Reprises “Reality Remix” for Oregon Film Dec. 5 Party

If you weren’t lucky enough to attend AIGA’s Blurred Lines event during Design Week Portland in October, you’re going to want to come to our end of the year party on December 5!  One of the fantastic projects from Blurred Lines is coming back for our party!  One of the projects on display in October was Downstream Media’s “Reality Remix”.  What’s “Reality Remix”?

“Reality Remix” The challenge of interaction – where it’s going and how technology and the design of physical spaces are impacting individual and shared experiences.

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Urgent Casting Call: Grimm seeking Filipino Talent

Cast Iron Studios is seeking Northwest-based Filipino talent for on-camera principal (speaking) roles an upcoming episode of NBC’s Grimm.

If you fit the specifications below and are available for the shoot dates, please submit the following to talent[at]castironstudios.com (replace [a] with @):

  • Full Name
  • Phone Number
  • Picture (should be current and clear)

Filipino Men, ages 30-50, MUST SPEAK TAGALOG
Filipino Women, age 60+, MUST SPEAK TAGALOG

Casting will be Tuesday, December 3rd or Wednesday December 4th in Portland, OR.

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Clackamas Community College’s New Motion Capture System to be on Display at Dec. 5 Party

We said there would be more great announcements coming regarding the Oregon Film end of the year party and here’s one we’re particularly excited about.  Under the leadership of Andy Mingo of Clackamas Community College, local Game Art Production Studio Supergenius, and the Economic Development team at Clackamas County  a new course will be offered at CCC in January surrounding motion capture.  On December 5 at the Oregon Film end of the year party , you will all get the chance to see the new system on display and even possibly get a chance to animate yourself! 

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Oregon Film End of the Year Party to Start Now at 5:30

We are excited to be hosting our year end party and introducing many of you to some incredible local digital media companies too.  Making this festive evening possible is a great group of sponsors;

Gearhead Electric, Rogue Ales, Willamette Valley Wineries Association, Elk Cove Vineyards, Sokol Blosser Winery and The Lippman Co.  We also have some fantastic gift basket sponsors; Vance Candles, Lulu Wraps, Sauvie Island Coffee Company, Sunday Afternoons, Hi-Tec shoes, Handful and Vista Hills.

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Join Us of Women in Film’s Annual Holiday Party

Join us this Thursday for our annual Holiday Party at The Governor Hotel and help us celebrate another great year of Women In Film Portland. Meet the new board of directors, the 2013 Women’s Vision Grant recipient, and share some holiday cheer with your fellow industry professionals.

Also, don’t miss our guest speaker for the evening Tsui Ling Toomer, Executive Producer at Bent Image Labs who will share with us stories of her glittering career. Check out her impressive bio!

Tsui Ling Toomer has been the Executive Producer at BENT Image Lab since 2005.

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Pelt: Local student horror film now online

After committing murder, Rufus must decide between keeping his dark deed a secret or exposing his crime to save the woman he loves, from the very man he killed. 

A year after its filming and film festival run“Pelt” is a supernatural period thriller, written and directed by Rowan Spiers-Floyd and starring Adam Elliott Davis, Jeffree Newman and Jennifer Eastwood, can now be found online.Made by a devoted team of students and independent filmmakers, the film was shot on location at the Fort Clatsop replica, near Seaside, Oregon.

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“Wild” Has Been Attracting Public Interest As Well As Local And National Press

Reese Witherspoon’s caption to go along with her picture, “Good morning from deepest Oregon”.

“Wild” has been getting a lot of public and press attention in Ashland and Crater Lake in the last two weeks.  Reese Witherspoon has been adding interest by posting daily pictures from the film’s locations in southern Oregon.

Below is a recent round up of some local, national and international news pieces on “Wild”:

KDRV and KTVL had some video coverage, and the Herald, Mail Tribune and The Daily Tidings also covered the story.

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