A year since its fundraising campaign, Scarecrow Video shared next steps with IndieWire. “If indeed Scarecrow shuttered and went out of business, I would feel guilty forever,” said executive director ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A lot has changed since film lovers “saved” Scarecrow Video. This time last year, Seattle’s flagship video store — home to the ...

It’s hard out there for a video store when it’s trying to get money for the rent. Look no further than our old friends at Scarecrow Video in Seattle, Washington. We last wrote about them in 2014, when ...

The library has penned an open letter to film fans everywhere that – due to the rising operational costs and decline in video rental and sales – they will need to raise $1.8 million before the end of ...

One of the last rental video stores in Washington state is still standing after raising one-third of the nearly $2 million it needs to keep its doors open. The cash influx allowed the store to extend ...

Film fans in the Pacific Northwest consider Seattle’s Scarecrow Video to be a sacred location, as the non-profit video store has defied all odds in a day and age of streaming, offering up thousands of ...

A photo of the inside of the University District neighborhood video rental store, Scarecrow Video, which is seeking $1.8 million funding to remain open. (KOMO News) SEATTLE — Take one step into ...

That's where Scarecrow Video comes in. The company is already known for its massive DVD library: 145,000 titles compared to Netflix's 14,000, Polygon notes. It's one of (if not the) largest ...

A lot has changed since film lovers "saved" Scarecrow Video. This time last year, Seattle's flagship video store - home to the world's largest collection of physical media accessible to the public - ...

Scarecrow Video is sending out an SOS. That means “Save Our Scarecrow,” to be exact. The longtime University District video store, which turned nonprofit in 2014, holds one of the largest publicly ...

From the rise of streaming video to the Covid pandemic, Seattle's cherished Scarecrow Video has survived challenge after challenge. Now, it admits it needs help — $1.8 million in help, to be exact.