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List of films shot in Oregon

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Throughout film history, the U.S. state of Oregon has been a popular shooting location for filmmakers due to its wide range of landscapes, as well as its proximity to California, specifically Hollywood.^[1] The first documented commercial film made in Oregon was a short silent film titled The Fisherman's Bride, shot in Astoria by the Selig Polyscope Company, and released in 1909.^[2] Another documentary short, Fast Mail, Northern Pacific Railroad, was shot in Portland in 1897.

The Oregon Film Museum in Astoria; formerly the Clatsop County Jail, as featured in The Goonies (1985)

Since then, numerous major motion pictures have been shot in the state, including F.W. Murnau's City Girl (1930), One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975), Animal House (1978), Stand by Me (1986), Free Willy (1993), and Wild (2014). Portland—Oregon's largest city—has been a major shooting location for filmmakers, and has been featured prominently in the films of Gus Van Sant, namely Mala Noche (1985), Drugstore Cowboy (1989), My Own Private Idaho (1991), and Elephant (2003).

This list of films shot is organized first by region, and then chronologically by year.^[3] Some films may appear more than once if they were shot in more than one region.

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Film	Year	Location(s)	Ref.
Where Cowboy is King	1915	Pendleton	^[3]
Passing on the West	1924	Pendleton	^[3]
Winds of Chance	1925	Wallowa County	^[3]
City Girl	1928	Athena Pendleton	^[4]
Our Daily Bread	1928	Pendleton	^[5]
Singing Waters	1931	Pendleton	^[3]
The Great Sioux Uprising	1953	Pendleton	^[6]
Pillars of the Sky	1955	La Grande	^[7]
Paint Your Wagon	1969	Baker	^[8]
Napoleon and Samantha	1972	John Day	^[9]
Joe Bell	2020	La Grande	^[10]
The Year in Lincoln Plains	1987	Condon	^[3]
Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey	1993	Joseph	^[11]
8 Seconds	1994	Pendleton	^[3]
Sammyville	1998	La Grande	^[3]
Dog Story	1999	La Grande	^[3]
Gold Rush	2016	Baker County	^[12]

Film	Year	Location(s)	Ref.
Bronco Billy	1980	Malheur County Ontario	^[13]
Meek's Cutoff	2010	Burns	^[14]
Lean on Pete	2018	Burns	^[15]

Film	Year	Location(s)	Ref.
Grace's Visit to the Rogue Valley	1915	Jackson County	^[3]
The Stolen Pie	1916	Klamath Falls	^[3]
Find Your Man	1924	Klamath Falls	^[16]
The Ice Flood	1926	Klamath Falls	^[3]
The General	1927	Cottage Grove	^[3]
The Reporter	1927	Medford Jacksonville	^[3]
Ed's Coed	1929	Eugene	^[3]
Abe Lincoln in Illinois	1940	Eugene McKenzie River	^[3]
Canyon Passage	1946	Diamond Lake Umpqua National Forest
Last of the Wild Horses	1948	Jacksonville	^[17]
Rachel and the Stranger	1948	Eugene	^[18]
How the West Was Won	1962	Grants Pass	^[19]
Fields of Honor	1964	Mohawk Valley Eugene
Shenandoah	1965	Marcola
Mackenna's Gold	1969	Grants Pass	^[20]
Getting Straight	1970	Eugene	^[21]
Five Easy Pieces	1970	Eugene	^[3]
Drive, He Said	1971	Eugene
The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid	1972	Jacksonville
Emperor of the North	1973	Cottage Grove	^[21]
Lost in the Stars	1974	Cottage Grove	^[21]
Rooster Cogburn	1975	Grants Pass
Street Girls	1975	Eugene	^[22]
Flood!	1976	Eugene Brownsville Sweet Home	^[23]
Animal House	1978	Eugene Cottage Grove Dexter	^[24]
How to Beat the High Cost of Living	1980	Eugene	^[25]
Hell and High Water	1981	Rogue River
Personal Best	1982	Eugene	^[21]
Mystery Mansion	1983	Jacksonville	^[3]
Sacred Ground	1983	Chiloquin Klamath Falls	^[26]
The Dream Chasers	1984	Medford Jacksonville
Stand by Me	1986	Eugene Cottage Grove Brownsville	^[24]
Inherit the Wind	1988	Jacksonville	^[27]
Spirit of the Eagle	1988	Grants Pass
Finish Line	1988	Corvallis Eugene	^[21]
Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to Follow	1988	Eugene	^[3]
Girl of the Limberlost	1989	Jacksonville
Martial Marshal	1989	Jacksonville
Grand Tour	1990	Eugene Oakland Drain
Timescape	1992	Eugene	^[28]
Fire in the Sky	1993	Roseburg Oakland	^[29]
Brainsmasher: A Love Story	1993	Portland	^[30]
The River Wild	1993	Grants Pass	^[31]
The Four Diamonds	1994	Eugene McKenzie Pass	^[21]
Grizzly Mountain	1994	Grants Pass Eugene	^[21]
Dead Man	1994	Grants Pass	^[32]
Without Limits	1996	Eugene	^[33]
Ricochet River	1997	Eugene, Cottage Grove
Inconceivable	1997	Eugene
Delicate Instruments	2000	Ashland Medford
Stealing Time	2000	Eugene
Raspberry Heaven	2002	Ashland	^[3]
Indigo	2003	Ashland Medford Talent Phoenix
The Sisters	2004	Eugene Cottage Grove	^[3]
Yesterday's Dreams	2004	Ashland
Zerophilia	2004	Eugene Cottage Grove
Fahrenheit 9/11	2004	Florence
Conversations With God	2005	Ashland
Calvin Marshall	2007	Medford Ashland
My Name Is Bruce	2006	Medford
Seraphim Falls	2006	McKenzie River
Sixes and the One Eyed King	2006	Medford
The Go-Getter	2007	Eugene
Didi's Last Wish	2010	Oakland Albany Umpqua
How to Die in Oregon	2011
Redwood Highway	2013	Ashland Talent Phoenix Grants Pass Cave Junction Brookings
Night Moves	2013	Roseburg Ashland Medford	^[14]
Something Wicked	2014	Eugene	^[3]
Wild	2014	Ashland	^[34]
Free to Play	2014	Medford
Brother Nature	2016	Klamath Falls	^[12]
Black Road	2016	Ashland	^[12]

Film	Year	Location(s)	Ref.
The Indian Fighter	1955	Bend
Oregon Passage	1957	Bend
Tonka	1958	Bend
Day of the Outlaw	1959	Bend	^[78]
The Incredible Journey	1963	Devils Lake Terrebonne Three Sisters	^[79]
Strike Me Deadly	1963	Bend	^[80]
Mara of the Wilderness	1965	Deschutes National Forest	^[3]
The Way West	1967	Bend Crooked River
American Wilderness	1971	Central Oregon Rogue River
Rooster Cogburn	1975	Bend
The Apple Dumpling Gang	1975	Bend	^[3]
Sasquatch, the Legend of Bigfoot	1976	Bend Sisters	^[81]
St. Helens	1981	Bend Mount Bachelor
Up the Creek	1984	Bend
From Oregon With Love	1984	Central Oregon
From Oregon With Love III	1990	Central Oregon
Love at Large	1990	Bend Portland	^[3]
White Wolves	1992	Bend
Even Cowgirls Get The Blues	1993	Bend Terrebonne
The Postman	1997	Central Oregon	^[24]
Salvation	1998	Bend
Swordfish	2001	Smith Rock	^[82]
Management	2008	Madras	^[3]
The Wait	2013	Bend Black Butte Ranch Sisters	^[83]

Film	Year	Location(s)	Ref.
The Fisherman's Bride	1909	Astoria	^[3]
The Great Race	1965	Gearhart	^[3]
1941	1979	Cannon Beach Gold Beach
Sometimes a Great Notion	1971	Newport Toledo	^[3]
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest	1975	Central Coast	^[3]
The Sea Gypsies	1978	Gold Beach	^[84]
The Lathe of Heaven	1980	Agate Beach	^[3]
Hysterical	1981	Cannon Beach Depoe Bay Newport	^[3]
California Mix	1981	Astoria	^[3]
Blood Song	1982	Coos Bay North Bend	^[85]
Cry for the Stranger	1982	Florence
The Final Terror	1983	Oregon Redwoods	^[86]
American Taboo	1984	Fort Stevens State Park	^[3]
The Goonies	1985	Astoria Cannon Beach Ecola State Park	^[24]
Short Circuit	1986	Astoria	^[24]
Benji the Hunted	1986	Astoria Newport	^[3]
Overboard	1987	Newport	^[87]
Permanent Record	1988	Yaquina Head	^[3]
The Haunting of Sarah Hardy	1989	North Coast	^[3]
Come See the Paradise	1989	Astoria	^[3]
Kindergarten Cop	1990	Astoria Ecola State Park	^[24]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze	1990	Astoria	^[24]
Fallen Fortress at Cape Lookout	1990	Cape Lookout	^[3]
Shattered	1991	Nehalem Neahkahnie Mountain Oswald West State Park	^[3]
Point Break	1991	Ecola State Park Wheeler	^[3]
Claire of the Moon	1992	Oregon Coast	^[3]
Free Willy	1993	Astoria Ecola State Park Warrenton	^[24]
The Temp	1993	Cannon Beach Manzanita	^[88]
Fallen Fortress	1993	Cape Lookout	^[3]
Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home	1994	Astoria	^[3]
The Ox and the Eye	1994	Coos Bay	^[3]
Good Luck	1996	Coos Bay
World Traveler	2000	Enterprise Pacific City	^[3]
Eban and Charley	2000	Astoria Seaside	^[3]
The Ring	2002	Newport Columbia River Gorge	^[24]
The Ring 2	2004	Astoria	^[3]
Tillamook Treasure	2005	Manzanita Tillamook	^[3]
Into the Wild	2006	Astoria	^[3]
Cthulhu	2007	Astoria	^[3]
The Burning Plain	2008	Depoe Bay Newport Portland	^[3]
Twilight	2008	Ecola State Park North Coast	^[3]
Prom Night	2008	Newport
Extraordinary Measures	2009	Portland Manzanita Wilsonville	^[62]
Cold Weather	2011	Cannon Beach	^[3]
Green Room	2016	Astoria	^[89]
Deadliest Catch: Dungeon Cove	2016	Newport	^[12]
We Stay Econo	2019	Newport
Clementine	2019	Florence	^[73]
The Forgotten Battalion	2020	Tillamook County
The Rental	2020	Bandon	^[74]

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Film	Year	Location(s)	Ref.
Fast Mail, Northern Pacific Railroad	1897	Portland area	^[35]
A Nugget In The Rough	1917	Portland Oregon City Columbia River Highway	^[36]
Martyrs of Yesterday^{[lower-alpha 1]}	1919	Oregon City Portland	^[3]
The Golden Trail	1920	Portland	^[3]
Headed North	1920	Troutdale	^[3]
The Death Message	1922	Portland Beaverton	^[3]
The Flash	1923	Portland Beaverton	^[3]
The Frame Up	1923	Portland Beaverton	^[3]
The Power Divine	1923	Portland Beaverton	^[3]
The Vow of Vengeance	1923	Portland Beaverton	^[3]
Way of the Transgressor	1923	Portland Beaverton	^[3]
Beaten	1924	Portland Beaverton	^[3]
Harbor Patrol	1924	Portland Beaverton	^[3]
Under the Rouge	1925	Portland	^[37]
The Fighting Parson	1925	Tygh Valley	^[3]
Youth's Highway	1925	Portland Beaverton	^[3]
Flames	1926	Portland	^[3]
Mystery House	1927	Mount Hood National Forest	^[3]
Call of the Wild	1935	Mount Baker Lodge	^[38]
Lost Horizon	1937	Mount Hood National Forest	^[3]
Thunderhead, Son of Flicka	1945	Gresham	^[3]
Golden Earrings	1947	Corbett	^[39]
Bend of the River	1952	Mount Hood Palmer Glacier	^[3]
The Great Sioux Uprising	1953	Portland	^[40]
Portland Exposé	1957	Portland Gresham	^[3]
A Day Called X	1957	Portland	^[41]
All the Young Men	1960	Timberline Lodge	^[3]
Ring of Fire	1961	Vernonia	^[3]
The Mightiest Clydesdale	1969	Estacada	^[3]
Five Easy Pieces	1970	Portland	^[3]
Kansas City Bomber	1972	Portland	^[3]
The Circle	1972	Portland	^[3]
Death of a Sideshow	1972	Portland	^[3]
Isn't It Shocking?	1973	Salem Silverton	^[3]
Lost Horizon	1973	Mount Hood	^[3]
Closed Mondays	1974	Portland	^[3]
Deafula	1975	Portland	^[42]
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest	1975	Salem	^[24]
The Possessed	1977	Portland	^[43]
First Love	1977	Portland	^[44]
Fire	1978	Yamhill County	^[3]
The Shining	1980	Timberline Lodge	^[24]
Paydirt	1980	Hood River, Newberg, Yamhill County	^[3]
Just Before Dawn	1981	Silver Falls State Park Sublimity	^[3]
Unhinged	1982	Pittock Mansion Portland	^[3]
The Courier of Death	1983	Portland	^[3]
Quarterback Princess	1983	McMinnville	^[3]
Off Sides	1983	Salem	^[3]
American Taboo	1984	Portland	^[3]
Station to Station	1984	Portland	^[3]
Toby's Gorilla	1984	Salem	^[3]
The Adventures of Mark Twain	1985	Portland	^[3]
Mala Noche	1985	Portland	^[45]
The Last Innocent Man	1985	Portland	^[3]
Short Circuit	1986	Portland, Columbia River Gorge	^[24]
Shadow Play	1986	Portland	^[3]
The Penalty Phase	1986	Portland, The Dalles	^[3]
Promise	1986	Salem Dallas	^[3]
A Claymation Christmas Celebration	1987	Portland	^[3]
Permanent Record	1988	Portland	^[3]
Homer and Eddie	1988	Mount Hood Oregon City	^[3]
The Watcher	1988	Portland	^[3]
Fatal Revenge	1988	Portland	^[3]
Meet the Raisins: The Story of the California Raisins	1988	Portland	^[3]
Drugstore Cowboy	1989	Portland	^[46]
Breaking In	1989	Portland	^[3]
The Haunting of Sarah Hardy	1989	Portland	^[3]
Spy	1989	Portland	^[3]
Dangerous Pursuit	1989	Portland	^[3]
Come See the Paradise	1989	Portland Willamette Valley	^[3]
The California Raisin Show	1989	Portland	^[3]
The Vernonia Incident	1989	Vernonia	^[3]
Love at Large	1990	Portland	^[3]
Murder COD	1990	Portland	^[3]
Cops and Robbers	1990	Portland	^[3]
Fatal Exposure	1990	Portland	^[3]
The Favor	1990	Portland	^[3]
The Marla Hanson Story	1990	Portland	^[3]
Ironheart	1990	Portland	^[3]
Love & Dynamite	1990	Portland	^[3]
Ski School	1991	Mount Hood	^[3]
My Own Private Idaho	1991	Portland Maupin	^[46]
Run	1991	Portland	^[3]
Child of Darkness, Child of Light	1991	Portland	^[3]
Deadly Game	1991	Portland Columbia River Gorge	^[3]
Deceptions: A Mother's Secret	1991	Portland	^[3]
Frozen Assets	1991	Portland Columbia River Gorge	^[3]
Wild Child	1991	Portland	^[3]
Chrome Soldiers	1991	Portland Columbia County	^[3]
Claire of the Moon	1992	Portland	^[3]
Duplicates	1992	Portland area	^[3]
Body Language	1992	Portland	^[3]
Devils Keep	1992	Portland	^[3]
Programmed for Murder	1992	Portland Wilsonville	^[3]
A Claymation Easter Special	1992	Portland	^[3]
Perfect Family	1992	Portland	^[3]
Dr. Giggles	1992	Portland	^[3]
Sam & Ed	1992	Portland	^[3]
The Bed You Sleep In	1992	Toledo	^[3]
Frameup	1992	Newport	^[3]
Fade to Black	1993	Portland	^[3]
Even Cowgirls Get The Blues	1993	Portland	^[24]
Free Willy	1993	Portland	^[24]
The Temp	1993	Portland	^[3]
Body of Evidence	1993	Portland	^[3]
Gayle Moffatt Story	1993	Portland	^[3]
Hear No Evil	1993	Portland Columbia River Gorge	^[47]
Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey	1993	Portland Mount Hood National Forest Columbia River Gorge	^[48]
Moment of Truth: Why My Daughter?	1993	Portland	^[49]
Brainsmasher... A Love Story	1993	Portland	^[50]
Praying Mantis	1993	Portland	^[3]
Terror in the Towers	1993	Portland	^[3]
Maverick	1993	Columbia River Gorge	^[24]
To My Daughter With Love	1993	Portland	^[3]
Save the Last Dance for Me	1993	Portland	^[3]
Imaginary Crimes	1993	Portland	^[51]
Guns on the Clackamas	1993	Oregon City	^[3]
Rose City	1994	Portland	^[3]
Medicine Ball	1994	Portland	^[3]
Mystery Dance	1994	Portland	^[3]
Mr. Holland's Opus	1994	Portland	^[24]
Gathering Evidence	1994	Salem	^[3]
The Ox and the Eye	1994	Portland	^[3]
Tinkercrank	1994	Portland	^[3]
Things I Never Told You	1995	St. Helens	^[3]
Foxfire	1995	Portland	^[3]
Assassins	1995	Portland	^[3]
Dead by Sunset	1995	Portland	^[3]
Lords of the Tanglewood	1995	Hood River	^[3]
Batman Forever	1995	Corbett	^[52]
Nowhere Man	1996	Portland area	^[3]
Reunion	1996	Portland	^[3]
Reggie's Prayer	1996	Portland	^[3]
Payback	1996	Portland	^[3]
Forest Warrior	1996	Hood River Mount Hood National Forest	^[53]
In the Line of Duty: Blaze of Glory	1996	Portland	^[3]
The Catalyst	1997	Portland	^[3]
Total Reality	1997	Portland	^[3]
Zero Effect	1997	Portland	^[3]
Fifteen and Pregnant	1997	Sherwood Portland	^[3]
Big Red	1997	Portland	^[3]
Anoosh of the Airways	1997	Portland	^[3]
Final Justice	1997	Portland	^[3]
Kurt & Courtney	1998	Portland	^[54]
A Change of Heart	1998	Portland	^[3]
Love is Strange	1998	Portland	^[3]
Physical Graffiti	1998	Scappoose Portland	^[3]
Halloweentown	1998	St. Helens Portland	^[3]
No Alibi	1998	Portland	^[3]
Bongwater	1998	Portland	^[3]
The Joyriders	1998	Columbia River Gorge Portland	^[3]
Night Ride Home	1998	Portland Oregon City Aurora Canby	^[3]
Take My Advice (Ann & Abby Story)	1999	Portland	^[3]
Hollyriridge	1999	Portland	^[3]
Switched at Birth	1999	Gresham Portland	^[3]
The PJs	1999	Portland	^[3]
Double Jeopardy	1999	Salem	^[3]
Men of Honor	2000	Rainier Portland	^[3]
The Sexy Chef	2000	Portland	^[3]
Gary & Mike	2000	Portland	^[3]
Pay It Forward	2000	Portland	^[24]
Therese: The Story of a Soul	2000	Portland Salem	^[3]
Down and Out with The Dolls	2000	Portland	^[3]
Antitrust	2000	Portland	^[3]
Bandits	2000	Oregon City Salem Sandy Silverton Wilsonville	^[3]
A.I. Artificial Intelligence	2000	Gresham	^[55]
The Wise Ones	2000	Gresham	^[3]
Eban and Charley	2000	Portland,	^[3]
Extreme Days	2001	Canyonville Columbia River Gorge Portland	^[3]
The Hunted	2001	Oregon City Portland Salem	^[56]
The Ring	2002	Columbia River Gorge	^[24]
Don't You Cry For Me	2002	St. Helens	^[3]
The Dust Factory	2002	Mount Hood Clatskanie Hillsboro Portland	^[3]
Jackass: The Movie	2002	Portland	^[3]
The Skin Horse	2002	Portland	^[3]
Sacred Science	2002	Portland	^[3]
Elephant	2002	Portland	^[46]
Coming Up Easy	2003	Portland	^[3]
Twilight Conspiracy	2003	Portland	^[3]
Mean Creek	2003	Estacada Troutdale	^[57]
Harvest of Fear	2003	Estacada	^[3]
Losers Lounge	2003	Portland	^[3]
The Good Lot	2004	Portland	^[3]
Are We There Yet?	2004	Portland	^[3]
Bigger Than the Sky	2004	Portland	^[3]
Donut Hole	2004	Portland	^[3]
Nearing Grace	2004	Portland	^[3]
Monday Night Gig	2004	Portland	^[3]
Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon	2004	Banks Estacada Portland St. Helens	^[3]
Damaged Goods	2004	Portland	^[3]
What the Bleep Do We Know!?	2004	Portland	^[3]
Thumbsucker	2005	Beaverton Portland Sherwood Tigard Tualatin Vernonia	^[3]
Tillamook Treasure	2005	Vernonia	^[3]
Film Geek	2005	Gresham Portland	^[3]
Path of Evil	2005	Portland	^[3]
Drama Queens	2005	Portland	^[3]
Spiral	2005	Portland	^[3]
Kate's Smile	2005	Portland	^[3]
Clear Cut: The Story of Philomath, Oregon	2006	Philomath	^[3]
Music Within	2006	Oregon City Portland	^[3]
Feast of Love	2006	Portland	^[3]
Raising Flagg	2006	Portland St. Helens
Old Joy	2006	Colton Portland	^[3]
Into the Wild	2006	Cascade Mountains	^[3]
The Sasquatch Gang	2006	Clackamas Oregon City	^[58]
Paranoid Park	2006	Portland	^[3]
Mr. Brooks	2006	Portland	^[3]
Dark Horizon	2006	Salem	^[3]
Cathedral Park	2006	Arch Cape Hood River Mosier Portland St. Johns Sauvie Island Welches
Untraceable	2007	Portland	^[59]
The Valley Of Light	2007	Scotts Mills	^[3]
Selfless	2007	Portland	^[3]
Follow	2007	Mount Hood\|Portland	^[3]
Management	2007	Portland	^[3]
Street	2007	Portland	^[3]
The Auteur	2008	Portland	^[3]
The Burning Plain	2008	Portland	^[3]
Not Dead Yet	2008	Portland	^[3]
Twilight	2008	Estacada Portland St. Helens Vernonia	^[3]
The Road	2008	Portland	^[3]
Without a Paddle: Nature's Calling	2009	Clackamas County Portland area	^[3]
Wendy and Lucy	2008	Portland Wilsonville	^[3]
Everyman's War	2008	Mount Hood Scappoose St. Helens	^[3]
Coraline	2009	Hillsboro animation studio	^[60]
Case 39	2009	Portland	^[61]
Extraordinary Measures	2009	Manzanita Portland Wilsonville	^[62]
Follow the Prophet	2009	Portland	^[3]
Diary of the Dorks	2010	Estacada	^[3]
The Presence	2010	Mount Hood National Forest	^[3]
A Walk in My Shoes	2010	Portland	^[63]
The River Why	2010	Portland	^[64]
Restless	2011	Portland	^[65]
Cold Weather	2011	The Dalles Portland	^[3]
Rid of Me	2011	Multnomah Village Portland	^[3]
Bucksville	2011	Portland Vernonia Zigzag	^[3]
1 Out of 7	2011	Portland
Gone	2012	Portland	^[3]
The Kill Hole	2012	Portland	^[3]
Tragic Summer	2012	The Dalles
ParaNorman	2012	Hillsboro animation studio	^[3]
The Boxtrolls	2013	Portland	^[3]
House of Last Things	2013	Portland	^[3]
Wild	2014	Cascade Locks Government Camp	^[34]
10 Days in a Madhouse	2015	Salem	^[66]
All the Wilderness	2015	Portland	^[67]
Cabin Fever	2016	Portland	^[68]
Green Room	2016	Mount Hood National Forest Portland	^[69]
The Benefits of Gusbandry	2016	Portland	^[12]
Birds of Neptune	2016	Portland	^[12]
Buddymoon	2016	Mount Hood National Forest	^[12]
Kubo and the Two Strings	2016	Portland	^[12]
Best Fake Friends	2016	Portland	^[12]
SEED: The Untold Story	2016	Portland	^[12]
I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore	2016	Portland	^[12]
Captain Fantastic	2016	Portland	^[70]
Lean on Pete	2018	Portland	^[71]
Bad Samaritan	2018	Portland	^[72]
Leave No Trace	2018	Estacada Newberg Portland	^[51]
Clementine	2019	Portland	^[73]
We Quarantine Econo	2020	The Dalles
The Rental	2020	Portland	^[74]
Pig	2021	Portland	^[75]
Wendell & Wild	2022	Portland	^[76]
Pinocchio	2022	Portland	^[77]

Film	Year	Location
Barriers of Folly	1922	Unknown
Bulldog Courage	1922	Unknown
His Last Assignment	1922	Unknown
The Mine Looters	1922	Unknown
The Range Patrol	1922	Unknown
Underground Trail	1922	Unknown
The Covered Wagon	1923	Unknown
Crashing Courage	1923	Unknown
Flames of Passion	1923	Unknown
Scars of Hate	1923	Unknown
Driftwood	1924	Unknown
Shackles of Fear	1924	Unknown
Trail of Vengeance	1924	Unknown
Hills Aflame	1925	Unknown
Peggy of the Secret Service	1925	Unknown
Phantom Shadows	1925	Unknown
Scarlet and Gold	1925	Unknown
The Fighting Chance	1925	Unknown
The Fighting Romeo	1925	Unknown
Vanishing Horse	1925	Unknown
Forbidden Traffic	1927	Unknown
The Big Trail	1930	Unknown
Big Timber	1937	Unknown
Running Wild	1938	Unknown
The Character	1961	Unknown
Adventure West	1962	Unknown
Bad Trip	1988	Unknown