Dan Patrick Praises Film Incentives
The lieutenant governor wants Texas to be a film capital.
The lieutenant governor wants Texas to be a film capital.
The complicated world of film incentives has resulted in an unfortunate lawsuit surrounding the financing of Machete Kills.
"Ain’t Them Bodies Saints" is a Texas film in many ways—the setting, the story, the director, and two producers—yet there wasn't enough incentive to get the filmmakers to shoot the film in their home state.
The trouble with Texas TV shows.
Bob Hudgins, director of the Texas Film Commission, talks to Katy Vine about the “Waco” controversy, tax incentives, and how to get your movie made in Texas.
The faking of Happy, Texas.
From location scouts to production designers, the most important people you’ve never heard of.
GEORGE W. BUSH may have the most power in the Capitol, but when it comes to power over the Capitol, he’s just number two. In one of the strangest rivalries of a contentious legislative session, the Texas Film Commission, an arm of the governor’s office, squared off against the State