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In this episode of What I Like About Texas, host Erika Boyd, president and CEO of the Texas Travel Alliance, explores the connection between film, television and tourism and how productions can create lasting economic impact for communities across the state. Heather Juarez, Tourism & Marketing Director for the Cleburne CVB, shares how the city’s filming history continues to attract visitors and discusses the importance of local partnerships in helping productions benefit hotels, restaurants and attractions, including the Gone With the Wind Remembered Museum. Adena Lewis, Bastrop County’s Director of Tourism and Economic Development, highlights the county’s reputation as the “film hospitality capital,” its Film Friendly designation and the enduring tourism appeal of locations featured in Hope Floats and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, along with new studio developments including Wildwood and 204 Texas. Corpus Christi Film Commissioner Drew Mayer-Oakes rounds out the conversation with a look at the role of a film commissioner, the diversity of locations Texas offers and why strong community support can help turn productions into repeat business.
This episode is sponsored by Visit Cleburne. What I Like About Texas is produced by Association Briefings.
