Posted inScreens
The Saw Is Family! City Celebrates The Texas Chain Saw Massacre’s 50th Anniversary
Proclamation ceremony brings together cast, council, and fans
Brian Gannon
Posted inScreens
Thieves Target Austin Film Studios and Rental Firms
Local companies beefing up security as high-end gear stolen
Posted inScreens
What the Screen Actors and Writers Strikes Mean for Austin
Hopes of a bumper year fade as unions fight for a fairer future for members
Posted inScreens
Breaking Ground: What Three New Studios Mean for the Texas Film Industry
As construction begins, lawmakers seem eager to reform the state’s incentives to fill those soundstages
Posted inScreens
Fear the Walking Dead Production Quits Austin for Georgia
AMC show relocates amid fear about Texas incentives
Posted inScreens
Pandemic Production: One Year Later …
The Austin film and TV scene has come back strong, but can that return be sustained?
Posted inScreens
New Studio Brings the Technology Behind The Mandalorian to Austin
Co-Production House brings science to the set
Posted inScreens
Austin Makes Moviemaker‘s List of Best Places for Filmmakers
But where in the rankings did it land?
Posted inScreens
Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program Could Be a Lifeline for the State Economy
From script to screen to jobs
Posted inScreens
Lights, Camera, Safety: Film and TV Production Is Coming Back to Texas
Now producers and unions are making sure no one gets sick
Posted inScreens
20 Years of Austin Studios
More than just soundstages: Looking back on the unique success of Austin Studios