News & Announcements
At Work With… Audra Hughes, Sound Utility
6 Questions with Audra Hughes
Made in Texas with “In Space with Markiplier” filmmakers, Marla Quintana & Jeff Guerrero
"We have an amazing crewbase [here in Texas]," Marla Quintana, producer on "In Space with Markiplier," told us. "We have amazing resources, our communities & locations are easy to work with and welcoming of film productions..." Hear from Marla and fellow producer Jeff Guerrero on their experiences working with Markiplier, utilizing Texas state agencies and more in our latest Made In Texas interview.
Texas Film Commission, Texas Archive of the Moving Image Launch Online ‘Exhibit Now Leaving Texas’
'Now Leaving Texas' features 30 unique films and videotapes of Texans abroad.
At Work With… Joshua J. Smith, Producer/ Line Producer
8 Questions with Joshua J. Smith
Made in Texas with “Facing Nolan” filmmakers, Bradley Jackson & Russell Wayne Groves
"It doesn't get any more Texan or more epic than Nolan Ryan," director Bradley Jackson told us while describing the process of documenting the life & career of legendary pitcher Nolan Ryan in SXSW-selection "Facing Nolan". Hear from Bradley and producer Russell Wayne Groves as they discuss their filmmaking process, working with Nolan Ryan and more in our latest Made in Texas interview.
Governor Abbott Announces Film Friendly Texas Designation For The City Of Plainview
Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the City of Plainview, having completed the multi-step training and certification process, has been designated a Film Friendly Texas community by the Texas Film Commission.
Governor Abbott Announces Film Friendly Texas Designation For The City Of Miles
Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the City of Miles, having completed the multi-step training and certification process, has been designated a Film Friendly Texas community by the Texas Film Commission.
Texas Film Commission, Texas Archive of the Moving Image Launch Online Exhibit ‘Mavericks and (M)ad Men: The Industrial Film Legacy of Dallas’
‘Mavericks and (M)ad Men:The Industrial Film Legacy of Dallas’ features 13 videos submitted to the Texas Film Round-Up.