A Concierge for your Creative Project

Read the press release about our name change.

The Dallas Film & Creative Industries Office, formerly the Dallas Film Commission, is here to provide information regarding local resources, to advocate for support and growth of the local industry, and to make it clearly understood that Dallas is open for creative business opportunities. The DFCIO now encompasses advertising, animation & interactive (video games, AR/VR), literature, music and still photography in addition to film & television.

HOW WE SERVE

Assess. Assist. Achieve.

First, we listen.

You’ve got a brilliant story, and we’re just the audience to hear it. Fill our our form or give us a call.

Next, we help.

Great story. Had us in tears. Now, let’s find local resources to make sure your production efforts don’t result in similar tears.

Finally, you create.

Crew? Check. Talent? Check. Permits and incentives? We’ll be sure and double-check our list, so you can focus on the creative work ahead.

CREATIVE RESOURCES

Talent as big as Texas.

Whether you’re a helping produce of an independent film, writing the next great American novel or looking for a studio to lay down some tracks, our Creative Resources section has something for every right-brained individual that wanders around these parts.

PROJECT SERVICES

Meet Your Creative Guides

Our Dallas Creative Industries team has helped hundreds of fellow creatives turn dreams into a reality.

Meg Gould Assistant Director

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Andrew Vela Project Specialist

DALLAS FILM HISTORY

JFK

With Dallas serving as the backdrop for President John F. Kennedy's assassination, it was only fitting that director Oliver Stone bring this epic to life in that historic Dealey Plaza setting. The 1991 film, starring Kevin Costner and Tommy Lee Jones, was nominated for eight Academy Awards that season.

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