San Antonio Film Commissioner Kimberly LeBlanc surveys the moviemaking landscape
Last week, MovieMaker magazine for its sixth consecutive year named San Antonio one of the Best Places to Live and Work as a Moviemaker. In describing the advantages of filming in San Antonio, the publication noted its access to production facilities and equipment rental houses along with state and supplemental local film incentives, which can total up to 30% of a production's cost.
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