Atwood Studio

05/24/2026

05/10/2026

The non-profit film is being produced through a collaboration between Green Bay-based MLC Productions and Atwood Studio, Marshfield. This is the first collaboration between the two entities. The project is backed by Visit Marshfield and Marshfield Area Community Foundation, through fiscal partner, North Wood County Historical Society.

04/15/2026

What a great mix of local, statewide and SAG actors who participated in callbacks on April 12! Thank you to everyone who participated. Role selection is in progress and will be announced here starting the weekend of April 25-26. Actors will be contacted privately prior to the announcements.

04/02/2026

For those who received callback emails, please sign and send in your NDA before April 5. For those who did not receive a callback, we will be reaching out in late April/early May, after our main roles have been cast, for further opportunities as an extra.

03/10/2026

Callbacks are scheduled for mid-April at the Chestnut Center for the Arts, Marshfield, WI. Those asked to attend will receive an email/phone call by the end of this week. Those not selected for callbacks will still be invited to play a role as an extra, but will be contacted after the callbacks and casting have been completed.

Thank you all for taking time out of your schedule to audition for the film project.

01/06/2026

Here is the "big reveal" of the latest book published by The History Press/Arcadia Publishing. A history book for the Green Bay community. (Excuse the stain all over my thumbnail.)

01/04/2026

We're thrilled to announce that Atwood Studio products will be available at Serendipity boutique starting at the end of January!

Discover unique, handcrafted pieces that bring artistry and style to your everyday life.

Stay tuned for more details!

01/04/2026

More signs for Chips in Marshfield. They will also be printed on an aluminum product:

12/07/2025

Rework of the Veterans Parkway soldiers in Marshfield. The wood products lasted 20 years at that location. One of the southern facing panels was pretty bad, but the others ranged from badly chipping to fairly decent. Will be reproduced on the aluminum product this time around...