The 38th Annual Seattle International Film Festival runs May 17 through June 10 with over 273 features from 75 countries at your buttered popcorn fingertips. Watch movies and support your local filmmakers. WIF members are well represented and listed here for easy access » Congratulations to you all!
Featured Member
This month's featured member section focuses on the women of Women in Film Seattle. WIF members are represented in myriad creative capacities at Seattle International Film Festival. We salute all our talented members and delight in tooting your creative "horns." Check our special events page for a listing of all Wiffers' films, times, and venues. http://womeninfilmseattle.org/special-events.htm
Member Updates
Susan LaSalle is producing the documentary The Breach.
Lindsay Martin's short film screens in the Seattle Center's NEXT50 exhibit: Looking Forward: The New Heroes.
Jane Charles is producing Sold with Executive Producer Emma Thompson.
Lisa Hardmeyer (prod.) and Virginia Bogert's (writer) documentary, Healing a Soldier's Heart, is nominated for an Emmy - Best Topical Documentary.
Sue Corcoran's feature Ira Finkelstein's Christmas won Best Comedy Feature at the International Family Film Festival.
Jeanne Glista exec. producer Biz Kid$, announces a national EMMY nomination for Outstanding Children's Series.
Kris & Lindy Boustedt will present their feature, This is Ours, to Hollywood Audience.
Kris Keppeler played judge/teacher in the film Titles Are Too Mainstream.
Danielle Villegas is writing and performing theatrical pieces at OtB, Stone Soup, and ACT.
Jennifer Jones produced, filmed, and edited a short documentary: Troubled Waters.
Kaitlyn Summerill directed and edited Shed No Tears, documenting the lives of child trafficking victims in Benin.
Amy Sedgwick is in production directing and producing Wyatt Steps Out, a children's comedy short.

