Texas Administrative Code
Title 13 - CULTURAL RESOURCES
Part 8 - TEXAS FILM COMMISSION
Chapter 121 - TEXAS MOVING IMAGE INDUSTRY INCENTIVE PROGRAM
Section 121.8 - Grant Application

Universal Citation: 13 TX Admin Code ยง 121.8

Current through Reg. 49, No. 38; September 20, 2024

(a) Initial Submission

(1) A Qualifying Application includes:
(A) A completed Qualifying Application form for the Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Program;

(B) An itemized budget detailing only estimated Texas expenditures; and

(C) A Content Document:
(i) for Feature Films, Television Programs (except Episodic Television Series) and Visual Effects Projects for Feature Films and Television Programs: the full script;

(ii) for Episodic Television Series: the full script of the first episode to be filmed in Texas;

(iii) for Commercials, Educational or Instructional Videos, and Visual Effects Projects for Commercials or Educational or Instructional Videos: the scripts, storyboards, or detailed outlines/summaries of content;

(iv) for Digital Interactive Media Productions: a summary of game content providing sufficient detail concerning the platform, themes, settings, story, characters, and events; or

(v) for Reality Television Projects: a detailed treatment or outline of program content.

(2) Application forms for each type of project are available by request to the Commission via telephone, Internet, or other means if additional special needs facilitation is required.

(3) Applications shall not be accepted earlier than 180 calendar days prior to a project's Principal Start Date.

(4) Applications must be received no later than 5:00 p.m. Central Time on the fifth Business Day prior to the Principal Start Date.

(5) Only one application by a single Applicant is allowed for a project.

(6) Within 5 Business Days of the Principal Start Date indicated on the Qualifying Application form, an Applicant for a Feature Film, Television Program, Reality Television Project, Digital Interactive Media Production, Visual Effects Project or Educational or Instructional Video must confirm with the Commission in writing, to include e-mail, that the production began on time. If the start of the project is delayed for more than 30 days, an application may be disqualified and the Applicant may be required to reapply. If an Applicant fails to confirm that the production began on time within such 5 Business Day period, the Commission may, at its sole election but with no obligation to do so, disqualify the application.

(b) The Office of the Governor, as a state agency, must comply with the Texas Public Information Act (the "Act"). In the event that a public information request related to the Applicant and/or the application is submitted to the agency, the Office of the Governor shall notify the Applicant within a reasonable amount of time using the Applicant's most current contact information provided to the Commission.

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