Film Commission

As America’s 12th-largest city, Fort Worth is home to one of the best downtowns in the nation; the Stockyards National Historic District; a world-class Cultural District and Texas Motor Speedway. Located twenty minutes from D/FW International Airport, 30 miles west of Dallas and near authentic ranches and open plains, Fort Worth offers a diverse array of settings from Metropolitan chic to a page out of the Old West. 

The Fort Worth Film Commission was established in 2015 and has since worked with hundreds of projects to drive $555 million in economic impact and support over 18,900 jobs. Investing in local productions creates a 1:5 return in economic impact with businesses benefitting across the city and in a wide variety of industries (retail, construction, hotels, food and beverage, etc.). Film and television productions put Fort Worth in the spotlight through public relations in national story placements which raises awareness of Fort Worth as a city for creative industries and as a tourist destination.

Highlights of projects include films such as: A Ghost StoryThe Old Man & the GunNever Goin’ Back, No Future, Miss Juneteenth ,12 Mighty OrphansThe Seniorand Taylor Sheridan's 1883.

 

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‘The Senior’: Michael Chiklis To Portray “The Rudy Of The Boomer Generation” In Football Drama From Wayfarer Studios Based On True Story

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‘12 Mighty Orphans’ Review: Luke Wilson & Martin Sheen Score In Inspiring Depression-Era Texas Football Drama – Tribeca Fest

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‘Fixer Upper’ Reboot With Chip & Joanna Gaines To Launch Their Magnolia Network In 2021; 2 More Series Ordered

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Sundance Pic ‘Miss Juneteenth’ To Hit Screens In June With Vertical Entertainment Deal

 

Contact:

Jessica Christopherson
Film Commissioner
JessicaChristopherson@FortWorth.com

 

 

Taylor Hardy
Associate Film Commissioner & Marketing Manager
TaylorHardy@FortWorth.com
817-730-5021

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