Dallas Film Commission

This Wednesday, join the "Watching Mr. Pearson" team for a screening and Q&A with one of their leads, and DFW native, Sam Bullington! This screening will be taking place at Violet Crown Dallas and the Q&A will be hosted by Danielle Hawthorne. Buy your ticket today: https://bit.ly/4eWvnIr

Crew Call! A micro-budget feature is hiring for the following roles: Gaffer; Grip; Sound Mixer / Production Sound; and Production Assistants (PAs). Visit the link to learn more and how to apply: https://bit.ly/4vmNxsK

We're celebrating our 39th anniversary today! While the Dallas Film Commission has had several names during our history, our mission has remained the same: bringing major film and television productions to the great city we call home.
Stay tuned as we have a major milestone coming up next year and our celebration plans!

This Juneteenth, join 19 Studios as they screen Episode One of What It Means to Be American, an independent documentary series created by filmmaker and photographer Matthew Osborne. There will be a Q&A with Matthew afterwards. Tickets are now on sale: https://bit.ly/4otyR8s

Looking for an informal session of learning how to find the right investors for your next project? Join this free virtual 1-hour workshop on June 25th (followed by a Q+A) that breaks down how indie filmmakers are actually finding investors without connections, trust funds, or guesswork.
To sign up, visit: https://bit.ly/3QwMgA7

"What’s the Story, Wishbone?" comes out today for purchase on digital stores! This documentary goes behind-the-scenes of the beloved Dallas-made PBS series that turned classic literature into adventure, starring one unforgettable little dog with a very big imagination.

Want to catch the opening match of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ on Thursday? Join the Texas Theatre as they host a free watch party of Mexico vs South Africa at 2pm! This event will be televised in Spanish and doors open at 1:30pm. No RSVPs are required! For more info, visit: https://bit.ly/4egCWby

It should come as no surprise that both Dallas and Fort Worth Film Commission's received awards at Screen International's fourth annual Global Production Awards, honoring exceptional and sustainable work in film and TV production.

Dallas was honored with the Economic & Social Impact Award, specifically for its ongoing partnership with the Pegasus Media Project. Film Commissioner Katie Schuck, who was on location in France to accept the award, says it was an acknowledgment of the work the Dallas Film Commission and PMP have done “in advancing workforce development, creative equity, and economic opportunity across Dallas.”

“The Pegasus program is truly transformational, serving more than 800 students annually through a pipeline that supports young creatives starting in middle school and extending through early career opportunities for adults across Dallas and the region,” says Schuck.

Dallas Fort Worth Film Commissions Win Global Production Awards A solidifying moment for the DFW film industry.

Next Wednesday, join DIFF for their monthly mixer! This month, the group is back at the Virgin Hotels Dallas. The mixer is free to attend, RSVPs are required. https://bit.ly/438F4Nr

Want to learn more about the film incentives that the Texas Film Commission can offer for productions? Join this free deep dive tomorrow afternoon before the Texas Production Expo on Thursday! It is free to sign up for this workshop and free to attend the TPE. For more information, visit the website here: https://bit.ly/4nOGJBj