bringing a sense of history to 100+ years of production

Through a unique partnership between Oregon Film, the OregonMade Creative Foundation, and in collaboration with Travel Oregon, Oregon Coast Visitors Association, the Astoria-Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce and many local entities, a new statewide network of recognizable trail markers are being placed in many iconic filming locations across Oregon. Stitching together these locations, communities and filmed projects has created a forum, both virtual and real, in which we can retell stories, and celebrate Oregon’s contribution to filmmaking since 1904.

This collection of Trail stops aims to strengthen the correlation between the film/TV industries, economic development, tourism and local interest alike. 

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The Oregon Film Office developed the initial concept of the Oregon Film Trail (OFT) with the Astoria-Warrenton Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Oregon Film Museum, by identifying Astoria movie locations as a test site community for a bigger, state-wide trail. Now there are 13 signs, 2 points of interest and a 160 ft. mural and film poster exhibit at Portland International Airport. The Trail is growing with many more stops planned in communities all across Oregon.

​Other partners include: Oregon State Parks, Linn County Historical Museum, the  City of Brownsville, Brownsville Chamber of Commerce, Linn County Parks & Rec, Oregon Coast Visitors Association, Astoria-Warrenton Chamber of Commerce, Astoria Parks & Recreation, Oregon Film Museum, The Flavel House, the City of Warrenton, the Hammond Marina, the City of Depoe Bay, the Depoe Bay Chamber of Commerce, Dockside Charters, City of Depoe Bay, The Oregon Museum of Mental Health, the Oregon Department of Corrections, Travel Salem, Gleneden Beach State Recreation Site, and Ecola State Park among others.

This project has been funded in part by grants from Travel Oregon & The Oregon Coast Visitors Association.

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