KC Film Office invites you to advocate for the arts and film industry in Jefferson City Tuesday, March 3 (new date) KC Film Office is joining Missouri Citizens for the Arts advocacy day in Jefferson City, and Missouri film industry supporters are encouraged to attend. The Missouri Film Incentive bill(s) are supported by Missouri Citizens […]
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Get Your Tickets For The 2019 In Motion Filmmaking Conference Held In St. Louis
Weʼll be there . . . will YOU? This all-day premier event is long overdue in our region and weʼre thrilled to be an official sponsor of the In Motion Filmmaking Conference. The Missouri Motion Media Association is helping to highlight emerging industry trends, offer professional network development, provide project pitch opportunities and attract high-end […]
Film Tax Credits Legislative Update
Missourinet took a look at potential 2019-2020 legislation, check out to full report here. Long before the new Missouri Legislative session begins in January, lobbyists, lawmakers and activists begin to rally around their respective bills. Here are a few that may live to see another day (or live in another version) in Jefferson City in […]
‘ST. LOUIS SUPERMAN’ DOCUMENTARY HIGHLIGHTING RAPPER OOPS AKA CONGRESSMAN BRUCE FRANKS JR. SET TO SHINE AT TRIBECA FILM FESTIVAL
By JASON CORDNER A powerful new documentary follows Bruce Franks Jr., a Ferguson activist and battle rapper who was elected to the overwhelmingly white and Republican Missouri House of Representatives, as he works to overcome both personal trauma and political obstacles to pass a bill critical for his community. The film had its world premiere […]
Bringing Hollywood to the Show Me State
BY MIA POHLMAN The Show Missouri Film and Digital Media Act seeks to generate new revenue for the state We all know: in 2013, the cast and crew of “Gone Girl” graced the streets, bars and riverfront of Cape Girardeau for six weeks. Here in Cape Girardeau, the film’s economic impact looked like this: 116 […]
Movies and TV shows set in Missouri aren’t filmed here, but reboot of incentive program could change that
By Jack Suntrup St. Louis Post-Dispatch JEFFERSON CITY • Missouri hasn’t offered perks for film studios in several years — and producers have taken note, shooting scenes set in Missouri in other, more generous states. But, if it were up to Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe, the state would reboot its modest incentive program, with the goal […]