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Arlington, Texas skyline at dusk, symbolizing the city's new initiative to attract film and television productions with financial incentives.
Production

Arlington Plans to Attract Movie and TV Projects

Arlington, Texas, a city known more for its sports stadiums than movie sets, now actively pursues a formal strategy to lure film and TV productions with significant tax breaks.

Victor Ren·June 18, 2026
Filmmakers and industry professionals attend the Dallas Film Commission's Global Production Awards ceremony, celebrating international cinema and Texas's growing role as a production hub.
Production

Dallas Film Commission Hosts Global Production Awards Ceremony

The Dallas Fort Worth Film Commission hosted its inaugural Global Production Awards, attracting filmmakers from over 10 countries and signaling Texas's emergence as a global production hub.

Victor Ren·June 5, 2026
A vibrant film set in Texas with crew and equipment, symbolizing the $1.5 billion allocated for film tax credits and the resulting industry competition.
Media Industry

Texas Film Tax Credits Spark Competition: $1.5B Allocation

Texas recently allocated a staggering $1.

Leo Hartmann·April 27, 2026
A dramatic, historically accurate depiction of the 1836 Battle of the Alamo, with smoke, gunfire, and defenders within the fort walls.
Production

Taylor Sheridan to Direct New Alamo Film for Texas Museum

'Yellowstone' creator Taylor Sheridan will produce and direct a new film depicting the 1836 Battle of the Alamo. The project is an exclusive feature for the new Alamo Visitor Center and Museum's state-of-the-art 4D theater.

Victor Ren·April 8, 2026