The new commission will partner with the City to develop policies and programs that enhance Seattle’s film industry.
“Seattle belongs on the big screen, and the new Film Commission will inform our tireless efforts to promote this city as a first-rate filming destination, re-energizing our creative economy and generating exciting new opportunities for local talent and visionaries to tell their stories,” said Mayor Bruce Harrell.
The City and film commission will focus on opportunities for local film industry businesses and workers, connect talent to quality jobs, advance racial equity within the industry, and make Seattle an attractive location for film production. “I’m excited to welcome the committed, passionate, and experienced film industry professionals who step forward to help strengthen Seattle’s film industry and attract new production as this casting call for Seattle Film Commission talent goes live! Their expertise and guidance will help drive economic growth and equity in Seattle’s creative sector and beyond,” said Seattle City Councilmember Sara Nelson.
Following the review of all applications and nominations, five members will be chosen by the mayor, five will be chosen by the city council, and one will be chosen by the commission, once assembled. The positions for this commission include:Commercial producers or production companies.Post-production companies and personnel, such as editors, composers, and post-supervisors.
Film production crew, including but not limited to props, sets, wardrobe, make-up, hair, camera, grip, and electric.Film organizations belonging to and advocating for communities underrepresented in the film industry.“Seattleites are some of the most creative and innovative people around,” said Markham McIntyre, Director of the Office of Economic Development.
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