Irrawaddy (A-ra-wet-d) / Vintage Pictures is a film organization where a network of independent filmmakers share projects that come through the organization.

Having known as Vintage Pictures, the organization has added Irrawaddy to its name in tribute to the victims of Cyclone Nargis that hit the Irrawaddy Delta in Burma in May 2008, while preserving the name of Vintage Pictures for commercial pronunciation in the United States.

Irrawaddy/Vintage Pictures produces narrative feature and short films, music videos, commercials and promotional videos. Film crew and other creative services such as editing, visual effects, graphic design and storyboarding are also available through Irrawaddy/Vintage Pictures.

The Silicon Valley based organization houses a roster of creative talents based in San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Japan, Singapore, and Sweden.

Besides advertising, Irrawaddy is looking to produce features and short films through screenplays submitted to the organization.

We look forward to creating innovative, inspirational and exceptional videos.

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The name Irrawaddy is taken from the Irrawaddy River, the largest and longest river in the country of Burma (Myanmar). The name Irrawaddy is also taken in tribute to the victims of Cyclone Nargis, a natural disaster that hit the Irrawaddy Delta on 2nd May 2008, which reportedly killed over at least 84,500 people with over 53,800 missing, and left about 2.4 million homeless.

The blue color area on the Irrawaddy Pictures logo represents the river, and the green area represents the rice fields along the delta that are dependents of the river.

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Irrawaddy/Vintage Pictures is an organization that links its members together as a group to work on projects. Creative members of Irrawaddy/Vintage Pictures are neither officially represented by Irrawaddy/Vintage Pictures, nor are they employees of the organization.