From KERA:
Could Fort Worth become a hub for filmmaking? City and state officials think so. They’re making efforts to bring more movie business to the city.
They Shoot, Fort Worth Scores
Like Austin, Fort Worth has created a media development zone. Supporters say it’s already attracting new business.
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