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Program Impact and ROI

The Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program (TMIIIP) has had a profound impact on the state, both economically and culturally. Learn more about the program's impact across Texas in the reports, infographics, and case studies below.

TMIIIP Program Impact and ROI

An overview of TMIIIP and the total economic impact (jobs created, production spend, ROI) via projects accepted into the program since 2007.

[Infographic] An overview of TMIIIP and the total economic impact (jobs created, production spend, ROI) via projects accepted into the program since 2007.

Updated: September 2024

 

Paid TMIIIP Projects through August 31, 2025

A list of the Paid TMIIIP Projects with information on in-state spending and jobs created since the program began in 2007.

[Report] A list of the Paid TMIIIP Projects with information on in-state spending and jobs created since the program began in 2007.

Last Updated: September 2025

 

Digital Media Wage Study

A snapshot of video game, animation, and VR/XR projects sampled from TMIIIP data showcasing the skilled, versatile, and high paying jobs created by the digital media industries in Texas.

[Infographic] A snapshot of video game, animation, and VR/XR projects sampled from TMIIIP data showcasing the skilled, versatile, and high paying jobs created by the digital media industries in Texas.

Last Updated: December 2022

 

TMIIIP Project Production Locations (By County)

A comprehensive breakdown of TMIIIP project production locations (by county) over the entire life of the program since September 1, 2007.

[Infographic] A comprehensive breakdown of TMIIIP project production locations (by county) over the entire life of the program since September 1, 2007.

Last Updated: September 2025

 

Film Friendly Texas Highlights

Film Friendly Texas Highlights

[Case Studies] Economic impact of various projects that have filmed in Film Friendly Texas certified communities including paid projects like HBO's Love & Death, National Geographic’s The Long Road Home and AMC's The Son.