Production Resources
Leveraging the Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program: A Boon for Film, Television, and Video Game Productions
Projects seeking to qualify for incentives under the Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program, must meet certain eligibility criteria and adhere to specific guidelines established by the Texas Film Commission. Successfully doing so can unlock a range of incentives and benefits that can significantly increase the return on investment for production dollars spent on projects filmed in Texas.
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Silent Generators: The Next Big Disruption in Video, Film and Live Event Production
The video, film production and live events industry is on the brink of a transformative shift towards more sustainable and efficient power solutions. Portable rechargeable silent e generators have emerged as a clear frontrunner, offering environmental benefits, quiet operation, enhanced mobility, efficiency, cost savings, and improved safety.
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The Time Box
As a department head, I have many responsibilities and one of the most important is to make sure I stay on schedule for my build and prep days. The Time Box helps me get there.
Freelancer Hourly Rate Calculator
If you're considering a career in the television and film industry, it's important to understand how hourly rates work in this field. The laws governing this industry are complex, and there are a number of factors that affect your hourly rate. The factors that go into determining your hourly rate include where you live, how experienced you are, what skills you have, the type of project you are working on, and many other factors. In this article, we'll talk about where these laws come from and what they mean for you as a television or film freelancer. We'll also provide a calculator so you can easily see your hourly rate so you know how much to charge for your projects.
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C.A.T.I. - The Camera Audio & Timecode Input Database
Easily and quickly find the audio and timecode inputs for any camera that you're looking for by utilizing CATI.
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