Texas Film Commission shares September 2025 newsletter with industry updates

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Sep 30, 2025
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The Texas Film Commission has released its September 2025 newsletter, highlighting several initiatives and upcoming events for the state’s film industry. The newsletter features information about the TMIIIP on the Road Tour, a Film Friendly Texas Workshop in Odessa, and advice for professionals seeking to enhance their profiles in the Texas Production Directory.

Additional sections of the newsletter provide updates on upcoming film festivals and other events relevant to those working in or interested in Texas’s film sector. The commission also offers news regarding job opportunities through its Job Hotline Updates.

The commission encourages readers to subscribe to its newsletter for ongoing updates and information.

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