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Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program is sponsored by Texas Film Commission, Office of the Texas Governor. This program provides cash grants as rebates on qualified expenses for film and television projects that meet certain criteria for in-state spending, production completion in Texas, and hiring of Texas residents for cast and crew.
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Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program The Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program (TMIIIP) is designed to build the economy through the moving image industry and create jobs in Texas.
TMIIIP provides qualifying film, television, commercial, animation, visual effects, video game, extended reality (XR), and other moving image productions the opportunity to receive a cash grant based on a percentage of a project’s eligible Texas expenditures, including eligible wages paid to Texas residents.
Grants vary by budget levels and types of productions, and are issued upon completion of a review of the project’s Texas expenditures. This incentive program is in addition to Texas’ Sales Tax Exemptions . If you are interested in applying to the incentive program, please contact a member of the TMIIIP team.
Film & Television Projects Reality Television Projects Animation & Visual Effects Projects Film & Television Projects Texas spending can include eligible pre-production, production and post-production expenditures. 5% for $250,000 - $1 million 10% for $1 million - $1.
5 million Wages, Invoices and Petty Cash First $1 million of each Texas Resident 35% of paid crew and 35% of paid cast members, including extras, must be Texas Residents 60% of the total production must be completed in Texas Types of Programs/Project - Episodic Television Series - Miniseries / Limited Series - Reality Television ( see below ) Texas spending can include eligible pre-production, production and post-production expenditures.
5% for $100,000 - $1 million Wages, Invoices and Petty Cash First $1 million of each Texas Resident 35% of combined paid crew and cast, including extras, must be Texas Residents 60% of the total production must be completed in Texas Types of Programs/Project - Interstitial Advertising No cap on incentive amount. 5% for $100,000 - $1 million 10% for $1 million - $1.
5 million Wages, Invoices and Petty Cash First $1 million of each Texas Resident 35% of the combined paid employees and contractors must be Texas Residents 60% of the total production must be completed in Texas Types of Programs/Project - Mobile Electronic Device - Browser or Web-Based Console Reality Television Projects Texas spending can include eligible pre-production, production and post-production expenditures.
5% for $250,000 - $1 million Wages, Invoices and Petty Cash First $1 million of each Texas Resident 35% of combined paid crew and cast, including extras, must be Texas Residents 60% of the total production must be completed in Texas Types of Programs/Project - Nationally Syndicated Reality Series - Nationally Syndicated Talk Shows - Nationally Syndicated Contest or Game Shows Animation & Visual Effects Projects Incentive rates are based on the type of project and projects must adhere to required threshold qualifications.
Texas spending can include eligible pre-production, production and post-production expenditures. 5% for $250,000 - $1 million 10% for $1 million - $1.
5 million 5% for $100,000 - $1 million Wages, Invoices and Petty Cash First $1 million of each Texas Resident 35% of paid crew and 35% of paid cast, including extras, must be Texas Residents VFX Commercials and all Animation: 35% of combined paid crew and cast, including extras, must be Texas Residents 60% of the total production must be completed in Texas Types of Programs/Project - VFX Projects completed for Feature Films - VFX Projects completed for Television - VFX Projects completed for Commercials
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Minimum eligible Texas spending of $250,000 for film and television projects ($250,000 per season for episodic television series). At least 60% of the production must be completed in Texas. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program is funded by Texas Film Commission, Office of the Texas Governor. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program (TMIIIP) is sponsored by Texas Film Commission, Office of the Texas Governor. The Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program (TMIIIP) provides qualifying film, television, and commercial productions the opportunity to receive a cash grant based on a percentage of a project's eligible Texas expenditures, including eligible wages paid to Texas residents.
Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program (Video Game Projects) is sponsored by Texas Film Commission, Office of the Texas Governor. This program provides cash grants to qualifying video game projects based on a percentage of eligible Texas expenditures, including wages paid to Texas residents. It aims to build the economy and create jobs in Texas through the moving image industry. Minimum eligible Texas spending is $100,000, and at least 60% of the production must be completed in Texas. At least 35% of the combined paid crew must be Texas residents.
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