Texas | November 16, 2020

Clifton Named Film Friendly Texas Community

Gov. Greg Abbott said the City of Clifton has been designated a Film Friendly Texas community by the Texas Film Commission. This Central Texas city joins more than 140 communities receiving ongoing training and guidance from the commission on media industry standards, best practices and effectively accommodating on-location filming activity.

“As our focus is on safely and strategically reopening and revitalizing all aspects of the Lone Star State—work, school, entertainment and culture—Texas is committed to working alongside our communities to ensure they have the knowledge and tools needed,” said Abbott. “And I am proud of all that the Texas Film Commission has accomplished in helping communities like Clifton begin to open their economy.”

The Texas Film Commission in the Office of the Governor’s Economic Development and Tourism Division has attracted $1.66 billion in local spending and created more than 157,000 production jobs across the state since 2007.

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