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The Film Friendly Texas (FFTX) program provides ongoing training and guidance to help statewide communities effectively accommodate on-location filming and market their communities as filming destinations.

Certified communities have attended a Film Friendly Texas training workshop, have submitted photo coverage of potential filming locations for inclusion in the Texas Film Commission location database and have passed filming guidelines approved by our office.

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Bandera

Region: San Antonio area

Mike Murehead
Bandera Film Office
(903) 644-6832 (C)
mike@banderafilm.com
www.banderafilm.com

Bandera Filmography (partial): Tumbleweed (2019) • The Daytripper, Season 9 (TV Episode: 2018) • The Love Inside (2013) • Secret Princes, Season 2 (TV Episode: 2013) • Top Gear USA, Season 3 (TV Episode: 2012) • Wolf Brand Chili (Commercial: 2010) • Jim in Bold (Documentary: 2003) • Rough Riders (1997) • Jake's Way (TV Movie: 1981) • Race with the Devil (1975)

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Boerne

Region: San Antonio area

Mary Woods, Special Projects & Events Manager
City of Boerne
(830) 248-1617
mwoods@ci.boerne.tx.us
www.filmboerne.com

Boerne Filmography (partial): Iron Resurrection, Seasons 2 & 3  (TV Series: 2018-2016) • The Son, Season 1 (TV Series: 2016) • The Daytripper, Season 8 (TV Episode: 2016) • The Adventures of Pepper & Paula (2015) • Valero (Commercial: 2014) • The Legend of Hell's Gate (2011) • August Evening (2007) • All the Pretty Horses (2000) • 8 Seconds (1994) • Father Hood (1993)

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Hondo

Region: San Antonio area

Roxanne Carter, Executive Director
Hondo Area Chamber of Commerce
(830) 426-3037
hacc@hondochamber.org
www.hondochamber.org/film-friendly

Jamie Kindred, Community Coordinator for Programs & Projects
City of Hondo
(830) 426-5333
jkindred@hondo-tx.org
www.hondo-tx.org/index.php

Hondo Filmography (partial): Texas Cotton (2017) • H-E-B (Commercial: 2015) • The Age of Reason (2014) • American Farmer (TV Pilot: 2014) • A Night in Old Mexico (2013) • American Hoggers (TV Episode: 2011) • Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (TV Episode: 2006) • Syrianna (2004) • Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (1995)

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Pleasanton

Region: San Antonio area

Greg Leach, Parks and Recreation Facilities Director
City of Pleasanton
(830) 569-3155
(806) 535-0578
gleach@pleasantontx.gov
www.pleasantontx.org

Pleasanton Filmography (partial): Lone Star Legend (TV Series: 2013) • The Sugarland Express (1974)

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San Antonio

Region: San Antonio area

Kimberly LeBlanc, Film & Music Commissioner
San Antonio Film Commission
Department of Arts & Culture, City of San Antonio

(210) 207-6730
filmsa@filmsanantonio.com
kimberly.leblanc@sanantonio.gov
www.filmsanantonio.com

San Antonio Filmography (partial): BBQuest, Season 1 (TV Series: 2018) • Friday Night Tykes, Seasons 1 - 4 (TV Series: 2013 - 2016) • Once Upon a Time in Mexico (2003) • American Outlaws (2001) • Miss Congeniality (2000) • All the Pretty Horses (2000) • The Newton Boys (1998) • Selena (1997) • Pee-wee's Big Adventure (1985) • Wings (1927)

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Seguin

Region: San Antonio area

Kyle Kramm, Main Street & Convention and Visitor Bureau Director
City of Seguin
(830) 401-2448
(210) 779-0468
kkramm@seguintexas.gov
www.seguintexas.gov

Seguin Filmography (partial): Iron Resurrection, Season 3 (TV Episode: 2018) • Lone Star Law (TV Episode: 2016) • Highway Cowboys (TV Episode: 2014) • Revolution, Season 2 (TV Episode: 2013) • August Evening (2007) • 8 Seconds (1994) • Dazed and Confused (1993) • Raggedy Man (1981) • Piranha (1978) • The Great Waldo Pepper (1975)

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