Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Two life-sized horror movie dummies sit in front of a movie prop vending machine at We Slaughter BBQ in Bastrop on Oct. 27. The ...

(The Texas Tribune) — A promise to make Texas the film capital of the world has left local creatives raring to cash in — and preparing for a legislative battle. The Texas Senate has proposed injecting ...

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Bill Saxelby left Texas after graduating from the Radio-Television-Film school at UT Austin to pursue a career in filmmaking. (James Teninty) When Bill Saxelby enrolled at the University of Texas at ...

The Texas Senate gave final approval to a bill increasing the amount of money the state spends to attract film and television productions. However, the amount is significantly lower than what had ...

SAN ANTONIO – Texas lawmakers passed a $1.5 billion film incentive bill with the support of homegrown filmmakers and even some of Hollywood’s new and old guard. Senate Bill 22 increases funding for ...

Charles Steen demonstrates film equipment during during a film production showcase at the Texas Capitol grounds on March 12, 2025. “Texas film incentive program proposal cut down to $300 million in ...

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A major film incentive bill is awaiting Gov. Greg Abbott's signature. Experts say it has the potential to reshape the entertainment landscape in Texas, and Houston may stand ...

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LUBBOCK — There are few sounds as frightening — and iconic — as the roar of Leatherface's chainsaw. Even fewer states are as terrifying as Texas. At least, according to filmmakers who choose to film ...