TEXAS

The motion picture and television industry is directly responsible for more than:

62,050+ JOBS

INCLUDING
$4.34+ BILLION IN WAGES

in the state of Texas

12,580+ JOBS

related to production (including local productions such as broadcasting, in addition to any major studio production)

49,470+ JOBS

related to distributing movies, television and other video content to consumers

182,060+ JOBS

including indirect and induced impact on local vendors and other businesses, calculated using BEA's RIMS II economic model

FILM & TV SPOTLIGHT
2021
24 Films *

Films include:

Hypnotic (2023), Chocolate Lizards (2023), and Plus/Minus (2022)
47 TV series *

TV series include:

Walker, Yellowstone, and 1883
2022
23 Films *

Films include:

Big George Foreman: The Miraculous Story of the Once and Future Heavyweight Champion of the World (2023), Blue Beetle (2023), and Clock (2023)
54 TV series *

TV series include:

Pistol, 9-1-1: Lone Star, and Candy

The Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program offers qualifying feature films, television programs, video games, and stand-alone post-production/finishing projects the opportunity to receive a rebate payment of 5-20% (5%-10% for commercials and reality TV) of eligible Texas spending upon completion of a review of their Texas expenditures. An additional 2.5% incentive is available to productions that use designated underutilized or economically distressed areas. For more information, please visit the Texas Film Commission.