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Filmmaker group pictures a brighter future for Maine’s movie industry

Por: Portland Press Herald Nation October 15, 2022

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Members of Picture Maine, a group working to promote film and TV production in the state, photographed at the U.S. Custom House in Portland, where they planned to hold the group’s first fundraiser. Left to right are Sarah Clarke, Amanda Bowers, Patrick Roche, Molly Conners, Xander Berkeley, Peter Duggan and Erik Van Wyck. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer A group of Maine film professionals, frustrated that state officials aren’t... + full article



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