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IMPORTANT!!!

The Texas Film Incentive Program (House Bill 873) is now in place, thanks to the tireless efforts of past Texas Film Commission Director Bob Hudgins and current Texas Film Commission Director Evan Fitzmaurice (http://www.governor.state.tx.us/film), TX State Rep Dawnna Dukes (http://www.house.state.tx.us/members/dist46/dukes.php), the all-important TXMPA, and thousands of people across the state!

On December 16, 2010, Gov. Rick Perry named Evan Fitzmaurice as Interim Director of Texas Film Commission, and we welcome Mr. Fitzmaurice onboard! Funding for the current TX Film Incentive Program (funded during the 2011 TX Legislative Session) is now $30 million. Still, we in the film, TV, gaming, and associated industries need to join TXMPA, as the battle for renewed funding will begin again concerning the legislative session in 2013. All hands onboard!

Google - Texas film incentives (House Bill 873), and visit http://www.governor.state.tx.us/film and TXMPA and other websites to get details!

TXMPA (http://www.txmpa.org/joomla/) is a nonprofit organization founded in Austin to become the advocate for the film, video, interactive, and digital media production industries in the Texas. TXMPA

  • is committed to building a strong community of industry professionals and to support legislation that benefits our industry,
  • is committed to educating the general public about our businesses and how we impact their lives through the hundreds of millions of dollars our productions pump into the economy,
  • supports legislation that will provide competitive economic incentives for the film, video, interactive, and video game industry.

Get involved. That's how things get done in politics. Thank you.