Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson rally behind Texas Senate Bill 22
Texas natives and Hollywood stars Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson attended the meeting in support of the bill.
Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson testified at the Texas capitol. Here's why.
Texas Senate Bill 22 would boost state efforts to draw film and television series productions and offer incentives for ...
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Texas Senate panel approves $500 million infusion for film incentives
Senate Bill 22 would more than double the amount of money Texas spends to lure film and television projects and has the ...
Texas Senate panel approves $500-million incentive to boost local film industry
A senate panel approved the proposed $500 million in funds for the Texas film incentive program after a Monday hearing ...
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Matthew McConaughey, industry reps push for Texas lawmakers to beef up state's film incentive fund
Matthew McConaughey, who has spent more than three decades as an actor, told the Texas Senate Finance Committee on Monday ...
Matthew McConaughey, Woody Harrelson stop by Texas Capitol to promote film incentives
At a Senate Finance Committee hearing for Senate Bill 22, actors and Texas natives Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson ...
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Texas closer to banning junk food from SNAP benefits program after Senate passes bill
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Here's why Matthew McConaughey, Woody Harrelson were at the Texas Capitol
The bill more than doubles the amount of money Texas spends to lure film and TV projects. It has the backing of Texas movie ...
TCC's film program highlighted by Hollywood stars in support for Texas SB 22
Texas native and Hollywood star Matthew McConaughey mentioned Tarrant County College's film program while advocating for ...
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Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson testified at the Texas capitol. Here's why.
alright for Senate Bill 22. The bill, brought by Republican Sen. Joan Huffman of Houston, would deliver $500 million every two years to the Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Fund through 2035 ...