# Growth Desk source note — 2026-08-13 Greenwood film-services directory

## Angle
A practical film-services/vendor directory for Greenwood: after a location scout notices heritage streets or Boundary scenery, the city still needs opt-in local contacts for rooms, meals, trades, rentals, transport, storage, guides, private locations and neighbouring support. This is a readiness proposal, not an announcement that productions are coming.

## Direct HTTP checks performed
- Creative BC / BC Film Commission — HTTP 200 — title: “BC Film Commission - Creative BC.” Meta description says the BC Film Commission at Creative BC delivers and supports resources that serve B.C.’s motion-picture industry. Used for the film-resource/readiness frame.
- Creative BC sector/services page — HTTP 200 — title: “Sector - Creative BC.” Meta description says B.C.’s creative industries are global leaders in content creation and production. Used only for broad creative-production context.
- B.C. Economic Development Services — HTTP 200 — title: “Economic Development Services - Province of British Columbia.” Used for diversification, business retention and expansion, investment attraction, sector development and partnerships framing.
- Community Futures Boundary — HTTP 200 — title: “Welcome - Community Futures Boundary.” Meta description says it provides financing, coaching, workshops, self-employment services and economic-development services to Boundary-region businesses.
- Destination BC Destination Development — HTTP 200 — title: “Destination Development - Destination BC - Destination BC.” Meta description says destination-development strategies involve developing defined areas to support B.C.’s tourism sector. Used by analogy for partner/service alignment.
- City of Greenwood — HTTP 200 — title: “Home | City of Greenwood.” Meta description: official website for City of Greenwood. Used only as the local public-source doorway.

## Editorial cautions
- Do not imply Greenwood has an official film office, confirmed production, confirmed permit pathway, or any vendor capacity until local contacts opt in.
- Private-property locations, public-property access, street closures, drones, animals, pyrotechnics, insurance, privacy and neighbourhood impacts need approval/permissions before promotion.
- Fire season, smoke, winter roads, water restrictions, accommodation limits and small-staff capacity should remain visible constraints.

## Human follow-up needed
Names and permission-cleared contacts for accommodations, restaurants/caterers, trades, drivers, storage/warehouse spaces, makers, guides, private-property owners open to inquiries, a City permit/public-space contact, neighbouring Grand Forks/Osoyoos/Kelowna support contacts, and anyone with prior production experience in the Boundary.