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 Film & Video Production. Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere. // Indie Film Production 2005 has been a redeeming year for the film and production industry in Portland, Oregon. The commercial arm of the industry has seen successful campaigns for both local and national agencies and brands led by Limbo Films. The feature film industry has also seen an inspiring spark for both big name movie companies as well as indie films. In total, five feature films have been shot in Oregon this year with indie films contributing to the bulk of the filming. Dreamworks filmed “The Ring II” in Astoria, Oregon in the summer of 2004. Independent films “Donut Hole,” “Caught in the Act,” “Sisters,” and “Are We There Yet” also completed filming bringing a generous pool of work and profit to Oregon. Recently elected Oregon Governor Ted Kulongoski has made his commitment to feature, general video and indie film production well known since taking office. Kulongoski was quoted on July 20, 2004 in The Hillsboro Argus as stating, “ Film production means millions of dollars in direct spending increased tourism, and high paying jobs. I am determined to make Oregon competitive with Canada and other states for this business. We’ll do that through the creation of incentive programs that will help attract new production to Oregon.” One of Oregon production’s most famous indie film production directors is clearly Gus Van Sant. His commitment and passion to creating independent films has spanned decades. In 1989, indie film “Drugstore Cowboy” put Portland on the national radar of film production. Continuing through 2003, Van Sant has been behind the lens of many indie film productions. Click here to return to the Limbo home page Indie Film Production. |
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