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The locally filmed “A Momentary Diversion (On the Road to the Grave)” made its debut at the Clyde Theatre.
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New Series “Working on Whidbey” Goes on the Job With Island Businesses
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A visually stunning independent film born of the pandemic era and filmed almost entirely on Whidbey Island in the summer of 2021
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Langley sets the stage for the this movie and the Clyde Theater stars as the local bowling alley and bar the movie is named, Dixie Lanes.
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This eerie short film is an eerie tale of the paths not taken, and was shot almost entirely on Whidbey Island in late 2019
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While the following movies weren’t actually filmed on Whidbey or Camano, they’ll certainly give you island vibes!
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Oak Harbor based Navy pilots were responsible for some of the most heart stopping aerial footage of the movie.
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Coupeville and the Penn Cove area stand in for Nantucket in the lovers’ story, showing off the town’s versatility as an onscreen location
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This beloved 1999 movie production spent time filming in Port Townsend and Cathlamet as well as Ebey’s Reserve on Whidbey Island.
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Perhaps the most famous movie ever filmed on Whidbey Island Practical Magic was released in 1998 and has cast a spell over audiences ever since. Despite its fabulous sets, costumes, soundtrack, and all-star cast (Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, Stockard Channing, Diane Wiest, Aiden Quinn, and a young Evan Rachel Wood), the film wasn’t a box...
