Destination Film Guide

?? Spotlight: Filming in Florida's Adventure Coast ?? Discover the cinematic allure of Florida’s Adventure Coast, Hernando County's hidden gem on the Gulf of Mexico! With its lush landscapes, coastal scenery, and historic charm, this destination could be the perfect backdrop for your next production. ?? Location Highlights: ? Weeki Wachee Springs – Turquoise waters, vibrant wildlife, and unique aquatic scenes. ? Chinsegut Hill Historic Site – A historic 1845 manor surrounded by moss-draped oaks. ? Bayport Pier – Panoramic Gulf views and versatile settings for diverse projects. ?? Discover how Florida’s Adventure Coast can bring your vision to life! ??

?? The Western U.S.: A Filmmaker’s Dream Destination From California’s iconic studios and coastline to Nevada’s striking contrasts of urban vibrancy and desert solitude, the American West offers unmatched opportunities for filmmakers. Oregon leads with sustainability and diversity initiatives, while Washington’s Pacific Northwest allure and rural incentives add even more value. With a wealth of talent, breathtaking locations, and competitive production incentives, this region is a powerhouse for film and television projects. Ready to bring your vision to life? Learn more in our Western U.S. Film Incentives Guide. ?? #FilmProduction #FilmIncentives #LocationScouting #LocationManager

?? ?? Nov. 20 - Dec. 1: RIDM - Montreal International Documentary Festival is one of North America’s leading documentary film festivals. Each year, the RIDM presents around a hundred Canadian and international documentaries. Its industry event, Forum RIDM, is Quebec’s only documentary forum. Check out the link below for more information and to get your tickets for this premier documentary festival! ?? ???

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?? Who's Filming Where? ?? Check out this week's Production Roundup for exciting updates in the world of film and television. What's in store? Henry Cavill set to headline a Highlander reboot, Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman will remake War of the Roses, and Mark Wahlberg and Sterling K. Brown team up for a true-life thriller.

Filming in the South offers a wealth of stunning backdrops and production incentives that bring stories to life. Alabama’s white sands, Arkansas’ rolling Ozark hills, and Florida’s iconic coastlines make this region the ultimate canvas for diverse genres and settings. ?? With generous rebates, local talent, and extensive resources, Southern states make producing high-quality projects both affordable and seamless. Ready to bring your story to life? Explore these cinematic destinations and more on our site.

Texas communities, are you ready to roll out the red carpet for film and media production? ?? Join the "How to Become a Film Friendly Texas Certified Community" workshop, where local leaders can learn essential skills to welcome and facilitate media productions in their towns. This training covers everything from crafting filming guidelines to managing location agreements and understanding the economic boost that production brings. If you’re with a city, county government, or local tourism organization, attending is one of the key steps to getting your community Film Friendly Texas certified! This event is presented by the Texas Film Commission, Destination El Paso, creativElPaso and the El Paso Film Festival.

Looking for a film-friendly city with diverse, cinematic locations? Discover Utica, New York—an emerging hotspot in the Mohawk Valley for productions of all types and sizes. With Film Utica’s dedicated support, this region offers stunning backdrops, from bustling cityscapes to serene rural landscapes, ensuring every scene finds its perfect setting. Highlights include the Baroque-style Stanley Theatre, the historic Fort Schuyler Club, and the iconic Saranac Brewery. For productions looking to capture rich character and history, Utica offers an unmatched blend of settings and seamless support. Explore more about filming in Utica in our latest guide.

?? Film Incentives Guide ?? The Mountain West region offers filmmakers a wealth of cinematic landscapes and film-friendly support. From the soaring Rockies in Colorado to the rugged beauty of Idaho, this region is perfect for capturing diverse and memorable settings. States like Utah and Montana bring not only unique scenery but also valuable production incentives, making the Mountain West an ideal choice for projects that need authenticity and impactful visuals. Discover how these iconic backdrops can enhance your next production.

Atlantic City combines big-city energy with classic coastal charm, making it an ideal filming destination. From the iconic Boardwalk and Steel Pier to Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall, this film-friendly city offers a variety of settings for any genre, backed by supportive production services and Visit Atlantic City. Plus, with tax incentives up to 37% and a smooth permitting process, Atlantic City is ready to help bring your story to life. Explore how this destination can be the perfect fit for your next project!