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Visit LED Sign ConnectThe independent Texas film guide VOL. 01 / EST. 2026Big state.
WEST TEXAS · ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATION BY EFRAIN GUTIERREZ JR.Big state.
Bigger stories.
Find your location. Build your crew. Make your film.
Your starting point for bringing a Texas story to life.
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Browse the state location library ↗One state. So many possibilities.
Start with a region. Connect with the people who know it.
Regional starting point
Austin & Central Texas
Start with the Austin Film Commission for local production connections. Build a scout around your story, then check access, sound, parking, and travel between locations.
Visit Austin Film Commission ↗Practical guidesLess guesswork.
Read the field guides ↗Less guesswork.
More time behind the camera.
Your first Texas shoot starts here.
Turn the script into a workable plan, from the first scout to the final location confirmation.
Make a production plan →A great backdrop is only the beginning.
A practical scout checklist for sound, power, access, parking, and the unexpected.
Scout with a purpose →Find the people who bring it to life.
Write a useful crew brief and compare services with your actual production needs in mind.
Start building your crew →A little preparation goes a long wayBefore you
Before you
call “action.”
A simple starting checklist for your next shoot. Keep your progress here, or print a copy for the production folder.
A planning aid, not a substitute for location-specific requirements.