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View Tucson in a whole new way — explore the distinctive landscapes and unique filming opportunities that southeastern Arizona has to offer. The Tucson Film Office is here to assist in all local filming needs, ensuring an efficient and successful production.
Filming in Arizona is Less Taxing
The Arizona Film Office has announced that over $73 million in 2009 Arizona Motion Picture Tax Credits are still available for projects spending $250,000 or more. This means you can receive up to 30% back on Arizona expenditures. Producers & Commercial Producers should apply now! Check out the website for the Arizona Film Office or call Program Manager Ken Chapa at 602.771.1193 or 800.523.6695 for more details.Casting Call in Nogales, Sonora, Mexico for One Role Only A major feature film is looking for an Hispanic 8 - 11 year old boy. He can be fair skinned, MUST BE BILINGUAL, for starring role in new Mel Gibson film entitled How I Spent My Summer Vacation to be filmed in mid-May in Veracruz, Mexico. CASTING CALL INFORMATION: Saturday and Sunday only, January 30 and 31, from 11 am to 6 pm at Mirai Sushi Bar at Plaza Galeria Norte next to Palermo Casino. It is on the main avenue, "Luis Donaldo Colosio," coming south through Mariposa Rd. entry. It is in front of the Toyota dealership. For more info, email: rjoffroy1@mac.com--Please do not contact the Tucson Film Office. For more Local Buzz, which includes current productions, casting calls and screenings, click on the Local Buzz link above. |
 > See more locations  We're close to Hollywood and easy to reach from most everywhere else with lots of convenient flights. > Check Flights  Get up to 30% back on all your Arizona production expenses. > Learn more  Find out what's happening in the local Tucson Film scene in our quarterly publication. > See the current issue |