The Texas Senate gave final approval to a bill increasing the amount of money the state spends to attract film and television productions.

Senate Bill 22, which would create a $300 million biennial fund for the next decade of Texas’ film incentives program, for a ...

Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick has made the$1.5 billion proposal a priority and says it will turn the state into a film capital and help it "export Texas faith and family values." ...

Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson regularly make the news for just showing up, and now the two legendary Texas actors ...

TMIIIF is, of course, not to be confused with TMIIIP, the Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program. TMIIIP was founded ...

The Texas House approved a $300M biennial incentive bill. The boost could reshape Texas's screen industry and keep ...

The bill creates a 10-year trust that could infuse up to $2.5 billion in incentives to TV and film studios that decide to ...

Texas is on the cusp of a sweeter deal for film and TV production, the latest state pushing to keep projects local. The Texas ...

The Memorial Day weekend was not a holiday in the Capitol as lawmakers were making a last-ditch effort to complete their work ...

Texas wants Hollywood back... Lawmakers approved a $1.5 billion film incentive plan to boost the media production business in Texas.