Texas Film Commission shares February 2026 updates and announces new initiatives

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Stephanie Whallon, Director at Texas Film Commission
Stephanie Whallon, Director at Texas Film Commission
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Mar 6, 2026
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The Texas Film Commission has released its February 2026 newsletter, which covers a range of updates and announcements for the state’s film industry.

This edition includes a segment titled “Not All States Are Created Equal,” an update on veteran status in the Texas Production Directory, and a new interview with filmmaker Angela Tucker as part of the “Made in Texas” series. The newsletter also introduces new members of the commission’s team, provides information about upcoming events, and shares recent job hotline updates.

Industry professionals and interested parties can access the full February 2026 newsletter online or subscribe to receive future editions from the Texas Film Commission.

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