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Is 2019 your year to take on a leadership role? Women In Film Portland is run entirely by an active, all-volunteer board of directors, and all operations and programming are made possible by their hard work and dedication. If you are ready to share your passion for film and community as a WIF board member,…
Women In Film Portland member Heather Harlow’s recent short film, The Punishing Business, had the honor of the opening slot for the feature film The Sisterhood of Night at the Portland Oregon Women’s Film Festival this month. POWFest showcases the work of female filmmakers by honoring pioneers and providing support for the next generation. Tara Johnson-Medinger, Executive Director of POWFest…
What is the genesis, or backstory, of why you present documentary summits? I am the author of a series of books called The Guerilla Film Makers Handbooks – one of which is The Documentary Filmmakers Handbook. The series is Q&A style that asks industry professionals the top questions one would need to know about that…
Join many of Portland’s top non-fiction professionals as they discuss the important issues surrounding the industry. Topics include: storytelling to help raise money, storytelling in production, transmedia storytelling, branded and advocacy storytelling and new distribution models. Come network and get inspired! Presenters (more to be added): Irene Taylor Brodsky: Vermillion Pictures Jon Betz: Collective Eye…