Texas Film Commission releases February 2026 newsletter with industry updates

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Feb 27, 2026
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The Texas Film Commission has released its February 2026 newsletter, highlighting recent developments and updates in the state’s film industry. The newsletter covers a range of topics, including differences among state production incentives, updates to the Texas Production Directory regarding veteran status, and a new interview with filmmaker Angela Tucker.

Additionally, the commission introduced new team members and provided information about upcoming events and job opportunities within the industry. The newsletter is available for viewing on the Texas Film Commission’s website.

Readers are also encouraged to subscribe to receive future newsletters from the Texas Film Commission.

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