User:TheLastAmigo/Film industry in Texas
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The film industry in Texas began when the New York-based Star Film Company moved to San Antonio, Texas in 1910, producing more than 80 films annually. In 1927, the World War I movie Wings, filmed in San Antonio, went on to win the first Academy Award for Best Picture.[1]
Central Texas and South Texas
[edit]Austin
[edit]San Antonio
[edit]Corpus Christi
[edit]West Texas
[edit]El Paso
[edit]Marfa and Big Bend
[edit]North Texas
[edit]Dallas/Fort Worth
[edit]East Texas
[edit]Houston
[edit]Celebrity residents and former residents
[edit]Filmmakers
[edit]- Wes Anderson
- Dustin Lance Black
- John Lee Hancock
- Catherine Hardwicke
- Tobe Hooper
- Howard Hughes
- Joe Johnston
- Mike Judge
- Callie Khouri
- Steve Kloves
- Richard Linklater
- Terrence Malick
- Tim McCanlies
- John Cameron Mitchell
- Joshua Oppenheimer
- Robert Rodriguez
- King Vidor
Texas-based studio facilities
[edit]References
[edit]External links
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