Uniting Film, Video, Audio Production and New Media
The Virginia Production Alliance (VPA), headquartered in Richmond, was formed to promote production in the Commonwealth. We unite the Virginia creative community — professionals involved in film, video, audio and new media — and provide valuable educational, social, and networking opportunities that help grow the industry.
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Governor Bob McDonnell has made support of Virginia’s film industry a priority for his new administration. Throughout the campaign he has talked about the importance of film and tourism, and during his State of the Union address, he recommended an appropriation of $2 million for the Motion Picture Opportunity Fund!
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Volunteeer for "Two-A-Days" |
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Starting on January 14, 2010, the VPA will launch what is known as "Two-A-Days" at the General Assembly. This targeted approach to educating lawmakers on the importance of the film production industry in Virginia has been a highly successful program in the past and we’re sure it will be this year. We will need two volunteers every day to be on hand at the General Assembly Building in downtown Richmond to share our message with our legislators.
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FAQ - Film Incentives 2010 |
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Why do we need film incentives? Read on for the answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding what film incentives mean to Virginia filmmakers. . .
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NoVA State of the Industry Postponed |
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Due to the inclement weather in Northern Virginia, Washington D.C., and Maryland, the February 9th "State of the Industry" and Expo HAS BEEN POSTPONED. A new date will be selected soon and will be publicized by email and on the Virginia Film Office website.
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