As a San Antonio native, resident, filmmaker and now owner of a Grip and Electric company it is great to see us taking huge steps forward. We are not going anywhere. #FilmSA
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Gary Groth
11 years ago
Build it. and they will come.
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Raymond J . Daniel
11 years ago
I support this , bigtimes!
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Simply Rayne
11 years ago
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As an emerging performer from SA, it would be ideal to have the opportunity to have my music videos and music productions created in an SA Production Hub to further showcase the rich artistic talent which resides here!
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James Garza
11 years ago
Yeah!
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Peter Torres
11 years ago
I especially agree with the film incentives to compete with other states. I think the film commission needs to be a department of its own so it actually has real power to help him community.
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Randall Rudd
11 years ago
SA once got virtually all the LA feature work, along with a smattering elsewhere in the state. Once our "Texas" Film Commission came in to being, everything went to Austin. Sadly, as a result, SA no longer has the infrastructure, resources or personnel it once had to accomodate production. i.e. Not one single pro-level soundstage!? With Immersion/VR movies about to change the paradigm completely, I would hope SA can get involved early on and regain its place. Let's get behind this.
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Theo Gutierrez
11 years ago
It's time San Antonio......
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Joey Rodriguez
11 years ago
This is an opportunity that San Antonio cannot ignore
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Gloria Bueno
11 years ago
We have many dedicated artists here in the San Antonio Film scene. How else can we aspire and conquer our dreams without support. Film, Theatre or any form of art should not only be recognized I'm California or New York but everywhere. Texas is full of big and bright talented individuals.
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David Arriaga
11 years ago
Hopefully, all these issues can be recognized or fixed . It's time San Antonio gets some real recognition for all the dedication and hard work for the arts .
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Anonymous
11 years ago
This is an opportunity that San Antonio cannot ignore. Please consider it.
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Guadalupe Helton
11 years ago
This is a good city with many beautiful sights here and surrounding areas. It would be a good thing.
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Kris Serold
11 years ago
Let there be filming!
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Jeff Stoyer
11 years ago
San Antonio is growing by leaps and bounds. We need to do what we can to make ourselves a more viable competitor in the film industry. Let's help bring the job opportunities home and support this proposal!
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James McKinnis
11 years ago
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San Antonio would be a very strong venue for film with proper support--a diverse population, more stability in most areas than many faster growing cities, such as Austin--variety in architecture running the gamut--support this for its economic as well as creative impact
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CHRIS LIECK
11 years ago
We need the arts San Antonio is behind the curve.
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Kelly King
11 years ago
The best idea ever! Tourism and opportunity are relevant in Film, TV advertising and marketing opportunities! I whole heartedly support this idea. Destination marketing is real and when you show off your town, people get ideas either for a show and the above the line crew stay in your hotels while they work, then later people come to your town to see what all the buzz is. Do this! Succeed!
Worthy cause
As a San Antonio native, resident, filmmaker and now owner of a Grip and Electric company it is great to see us taking huge steps forward. We are not going anywhere. #FilmSA
Build it. and they will come.
I support this , bigtimes!
As an emerging performer from SA, it would be ideal to have the opportunity to have my music videos and music productions created in an SA Production Hub to further showcase the rich artistic talent which resides here!
Yeah!
I especially agree with the film incentives to compete with other states. I think the film commission needs to be a department of its own so it actually has real power to help him community.
SA once got virtually all the LA feature work, along with a smattering elsewhere in the state. Once our "Texas" Film Commission came in to being, everything went to Austin. Sadly, as a result, SA no longer has the infrastructure, resources or personnel it once had to accomodate production. i.e. Not one single pro-level soundstage!? With Immersion/VR movies about to change the paradigm completely, I would hope SA can get involved early on and regain its place. Let's get behind this.
It's time San Antonio......
This is an opportunity that San Antonio cannot ignore
We have many dedicated artists here in the San Antonio Film scene. How else can we aspire and conquer our dreams without support. Film, Theatre or any form of art should not only be recognized I'm California or New York but everywhere. Texas is full of big and bright talented individuals.
Hopefully, all these issues can be recognized or fixed . It's time San Antonio gets some real recognition for all the dedication and hard work for the arts .
This is an opportunity that San Antonio cannot ignore. Please consider it.
This is a good city with many beautiful sights here and surrounding areas. It would be a good thing.
Let there be filming!
San Antonio is growing by leaps and bounds. We need to do what we can to make ourselves a more viable competitor in the film industry. Let's help bring the job opportunities home and support this proposal!
San Antonio would be a very strong venue for film with proper support--a diverse population, more stability in most areas than many faster growing cities, such as Austin--variety in architecture running the gamut--support this for its economic as well as creative impact
We need the arts San Antonio is behind the curve.
The best idea ever! Tourism and opportunity are relevant in Film, TV advertising and marketing opportunities! I whole heartedly support this idea. Destination marketing is real and when you show off your town, people get ideas either for a show and the above the line crew stay in your hotels while they work, then later people come to your town to see what all the buzz is. Do this! Succeed!
SA needs this!