Meaningful Movies West Seattle

04/03/2026

Is Meaningful Movies important to you?

Meaningful Movies West Seattle is looking for someone to take over the leadership. Is that you?

I have been chairing Meaningful Movies West Seattle for the past 1 ½ years. I am ready to pass this role onto someone else.

There is a lot of flexibility around how often you show films, it is up to you and your team; monthly, quarterly, or only periodically. Collaboration with other group(s) that reflect the theme of the chosen film can add a richer experience for organizers and attendees.

The roles are:
- Film Selection, can be one person or a team – 3 hours per film
- Advertising (Facebook, Meaningful Movies main page, West Seattle Blog, and email Mailchimp data base) – 4 hours per film
- Technology management (person who starts and stops the film) – 3 hours per film
- Monitor email communication from Mailchimp data base – 1 hour per month
- Emcee? – person introducing the film showing
- Meaningful Movies data base update after film showing – 1 hour per film

I will serve as your mentor until you feel ready to launch on your own. Having a team of people is helpful and fun.

Are you interested in building connection and presenting important content to our West Seattle community?

Contact me at Judi at Meaningful Movies West Seattle: [email protected]

Judi Finney

11/19/2025

November is Native American History Month. Come join us on Sunday, Nov 30th, at 10:15 to watch this meaningful movie, Remaining Native, as a community and join the discussion that will follow.

11/05/2025

We all hope to see you this Friday for the movie and Saturday for the Joined Jamboree.

This will be a fun weekend and I’m sure you will find new opportunities to join something of interest to you.

We’re showing Join or Die on Friday November 7th with a discussion about how to build community. The next day…

10/25/2025

We’re showing Join or Die on Friday November 7th with a discussion about how to build community. The next day…

05/12/2025

Next Meaningful Movie is coming next month, June 12th.
Take a look here:

The filmmaker Ava DuVernay’s documentary “13th” explores the intersection of race, justice, and mass incarceration in the United States. The Thirteenth Amendment, which abolished slavery in 1865, included an exception allowing slavery for individuals convicted of crimes. The film highlights ho...