Paulson to Sell Thorns, Keep Timbers
Paulson, who stepped down as the CEO of both teams in October, faces two prospective bidders for the women’s soccer team
- Published in Arts and Entertainment
- Written by Sander Gusinow
Paulson, who stepped down as the CEO of both teams in October, faces two prospective bidders for the women’s soccer team
Outdoor School — a $2.5 million film meant to showcase the reality of homelessness and Black life in 1990s Portland — wrapped shooting in mid-September. But filmmakers pioneered a recruitment model they hope will be a boon to aspiring filmmakers of color — and to Oregon’s film industry.
Livestreaming, text alerts and a new generation of online customers have transformed the live-auction industry.
IATSE members say they want greater pay parity for crews working outside Hollywood.
As theaters and concert halls across the state resume live performances, the lessons of COVID-19 — and new digital dimensions — are here to stay.
Jelani Memory, founder and CEO of A Kids Company About, discusses the launch of his children’s media company.
Theater companies have found the benefits of online offerings
Developers saw a surge of revenue from COVID-19, which some are using to create new partnerships.
After shutting down briefly at the onset of COVID-19, Oregon’s film sector has become an economic lifeline.
An increase in people watching content livestreamed over the internet has caught the attention of advertisers seeking new audiences.