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Bob Hudgins talks to Katy Vine about the “Waco” controversy, tax incentives, and how to get your movie made in Texas.
3 comments
Sunday, July 19th, 2009, 9:37 pm
Steve says:
Let’s focus on the fact that incentives got passed and then maybe work on other aspects; clauses and what not, once we successfully proven to the citizen’s of our great State that Bob and many others like ourselves that this was good legislation. If you want to talk about it futher please feel free to contact me.
Thanks Steve White Stevetxcz@aol.com
Sunday, July 19th, 2009, 9:37 pm
Steve says:
Cosmo, Bob is a hardworking man who does a lot for the film community. He is a big reason we have not lost our industry altogether. And he does more than read 10 scripts a week.
Let’s focus on the fact that incentives got passed and then maybe work on other aspects; clauses and what not, once we successfully proven to the citizen’s of our great State that Bob and many others like ourselves that this was good legislation. If you want to talk about it futher please feel free to contact me.
Thanks Steve White Stevetxcz@aol.com
Friday, July 17th, 2009, 5:50 pm
Cosmo Inserra says:
Thank you for this article It proves that Bob Hudgins is a huge waste of time and taxpayer money and part of the problem and not the answer. Bob Hudgins reads 10 scripts a week????? are you freaking kidding me??? of course he loves his job it is so intertwined with the legislation that he can sit around wasting our taxpayer dollars doing his "due diligence". As a filmmaker and community activist I am going to take partial credit for the "visceral" response he has received. my group SAMFI has, along with other similar film groups, led a fight against this content clause on the basis that it is not representative of the people of the state of Texas. This article further illuminates the fact that having a clause like this wastes so much energy time and money, all of which could be focused on what a state film commissioner should be doing.
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