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2018 Oregon Media Arts Fellowship Winners

(PORTLAND, OR) — The Northwest Film Center, Oregon Arts Commission, and The Oregon Community Foundation are pleased to announce the winners of the 2018 Oregon Media Arts Fellowship (OMAF): Julia Oldham, Howard Mitchell, Roland Dahwen Wu, and Arianna Gazca. Julia Oldham’s work combines live action video with traditional animation to create narratives about science and …

Find a PIFF 41 Schedule

You can pick up a copy of the 41st Portland International Film Festival schedule at the locations below: F & B CAFE 804 NW COUCH FULLER’S 136 NW 9TH CAFE ALLORA 505 NW 9TH PINTS ALE HOUSE 412 NW 5TH AVE THEO’S CAFE 121 NW 5TH COMPOUND GALLERY 107 NW 5TH SILVER DOLLAR 19 NW …

PIFF 2018: Science Fair

Science Fair Directed by Cristina Costantini & Darren Foster US, Documentary, 2017, 90 mins., in English, Portuguese, and German w/ English subtitles Tuesday, February 27th, 2018 at 12:00 p.m. directors in attendance, program concludes no later than 2pm) New Location: Regal Fox Tower, 846 SW Park Avenue at Taylor Themes & Subjects: Science/Technology, Education, Youth Competition Synopsis: Every year, …

2019 Equipment Rental Special

The 2019 Rental Special is on-sale now! New this year: Sign up whenever you like – the Rental Special lasts one year from your sign up date Punch cards – one free with your Rental Special purchase, with additional cards available for $100 each (limited to the Rental Special member only) ARRI Alexa – you’ll …

February 1, 2018: Animated Films of Joan Gratz

Animated Film of Joan Gratz Directed by Joan Gratz Various animated short films, in English. Director in attendance! Date: Thursday, February 1st Start time: 11:30am (groups can arrive to the theatre no earlier than 11am) End time: approx. 12:45pm (includes 55 min film program and 20 min director Q&A) Location: 1219 SW Park Ave. at the …

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