Summary
Taylor Sheridan has opened a new film and TV production hub in Fort Worth, Texas, in partnership with Paramount Pictures. Texas is investing significantly in film incentives, which industry experts say could challenge Hollywood's traditional power in the entertainment industry. This move may lead to more films and TV shows being made in Texas, creating new jobs and stories outside of Los Angeles.
Key Facts
- Taylor Sheridan, known for creating shows like Yellowstone, has launched a film and TV production hub in Fort Worth, Texas.
- Texas is investing $1.5 billion over the next decade in film incentives to attract productions.
- Sheridan’s new SGS Studios is a 450,000-square-foot facility, the largest in Texas, with six sound stages.
- The studio has already started hosting productions and plans to expand further.
- Texas aims to become a major player in film production, especially as Hollywood deals with ongoing disruptions.
- Texas has historically been an alternative site for film production due to its warm climate and diverse landscapes.
- Local educational partnerships aim to increase employment and training in film-related jobs.
- Experts claim Texas' growth in the film industry poses a "real threat" to Hollywood’s dominance.
