Join SeaDoc for a Works-in-Progress screening of The Ramba Effect on June 28, 2023.

Join SeaDoc for the Works-in-Progress screening of Lynden on May 13, 2023!

Join SeaDoc for our first in-person Works-in-Progress screening since the pandemic of This Body, Too on July 17, 2022!

Join SeaDoc for a Works-in-Progress screening of Punderneath it All on March 30, 2022.

Join SeaDoc for a Works-in-Progress screening of A Natural History of Synthetic Biology on November 19, 2021.

SeaDoc is joining Women in Film Seattle for a Works-in-Progress screening on September 14, 2021, featuring the short documentary Expedition Reclamation.

SeaDoc’s July Work-in-Progress will take place on Friday, July 16 from 6-8:30 pm. The screening will feature the short documentaries Yo Gleans and Fast Tracks.

SeaDoc’s May Work-in-Progress will take place on Wednesday, May 19 from 6-8:30 pm. The screening will feature No Limits directed by Tucker O’Neill and Patrick Hyatt.

Seattle Documentary Association (SeaDoc) hosts Works-in-Progress screenings at the Northwest Film Forum in Seattle, Washington and now digitally during COVID-19. Open to the public with a primary audience of fellow documentary filmmakers, these moderated screenings foster a space for critical feedback and constructive dialogue.

The March Work-in-Progress includes two short films, Born Again Savage by Bill Lange and The Schwarz by Benjamin Camp

A political event in 1973 forces a Chilean family to break apart. Órbita is a personal journey to understand what it means to belong, to have roots, and to grow apart from them.