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Film business in Oregon is good for film education.
Portland is increasingly looked to as the next big city for film. Recent success of Laika's "Coraline" made it possible that creative professionals stay living and working in the city. Film educators and students benefit from this success by having access to these professionals through lectures and demos, such as in the NW Film Center's current class-Stop Motion Animation.
Thank you for talking about film on Think Out Loud!
Jessica LynessNorthwest Film Center

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