ABOUT BELOIT FILMWORKS
Beloit FilmWorks was born from a passion for
connecting creative professionals
with convenient, affordable, multi-faceted locations.
More than a traditional scouting and location management service, we act as a bridge between production teams and the city itself—handling everything from location selection to logistics. Our approach is rooted in hospitality, efficiency, and artistic vision, making Beloit more than just a backdrop—it’s a seamless creative experience.
From casting to catering, script review to set design, gear rentals to permits, Beloit FilmWorks supports every aspect of production. Whatever you need, we’ve got it covered.
Meet our founder and CEO,
Nancy Clark-Mather
Nancy is a screenwriter, novel filmmaker, and dedicated advocate for Beloit’s creative economy. With deep industry experience, a distinct artistic eye, and a passion for storytelling, she saw Beloit’s potential as a filmmaking hub early on. Nancy has worked tirelessly to showcase the city’s unique charm to the film industry, ensuring its hidden gems become sought-after locations.
As a hands-on consultant, liaison, problem solver, and creative partner, Nancy understands both the artistic and logistical needs of production teams. She has built an extensive network of relationships with film-ready businesses, property owners, and community partners—offering creative producers expert guidance, flexibility, and a personal touch at every stage of production.
“I’m taking my love for the arts, filmmaking, filmmakers, this uniquely magnificent community and transforming it into a service that will support any artist. In essence, I am the Stateline area’s advocate for film production - a title I take seriously!”
About Beloit
Beloit is a city shaped by resilience, reinvention, and a deep connection to its industrial past. Once a thriving manufacturing hub, Beloit—like many Midwest factory towns—faced economic hardships throughout the 20th century. But instead of fading, the community fought back.
Since the early 2000s, the city has undergone a remarkable transformation—revitalizing historic buildings, fostering entrepreneurship, and investing in the arts while staying true to its industrial roots.
Today, Beloit offers a rare blend of working-class grit and creative energy. Its industrial bones remain, but its repurposed factories, historic neighborhoods, and Rock River riverfront now serve as a backdrop for new stories—both on and off the screen.
For creatives, Beloit is more than a location. It’s a place where the past and present collide, where every street and structure holds a story waiting to be told.
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