Wonderland Pictures is a full-service mobile screening unit that provides outdoor film programs for state, local and community organizations, as well as civic and non-profit specialty screening presentations.

The program was created in 2004 and the first packaged program was a CLINT EASTWOOD festival that screened in two urban locations in Washington Dc - Farragut Square and Georgetown. The outdoor screenings were so successful that the program was expanded to an urban screening format that screened indie films around the city - on the sides of downtown office buildings, the sides of trucks, painted and stacked sea shipping containers... just about any surface that could be converted.

WP has shown wonderful programs of indie annimators that ran from 2am until 5am on rooftops around the Washington DC area and has produced the wonderful CLINT EASTWOOD series four times in Washington, Georgetown, Crystal City and Rosslyn, Virginia. Our goal has been to turn under-utilized urban environments into film screening settings within 5 hours, and to do so in a way that embraces the community, builds on local culture and supports the rigths of humans to assemble anywhere, at anytime... to watch anything.

We encourage volunteers, we support general wacky hijinx on the film nights and we encourage folks to express themselves with few rules. The ODDJOB and BOND challenges this season are examples of integrating the outdoor film experience with a fun, creative program that encourages creativity from the audience and supports art, theatre, film... and meeting up with your friends and neighbors in a friendly, fun atmosphere. As usual, all picnic activities are encouraged, and we applaude kooky picnic concepts.