Wimberley moving forward to becoming film-friendly city

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Staff Report on September 11, 2019

By Christopher Green

Wimberley is currently in the process of becoming a certified film-friendly city, which could allow production companies to film in certain designated areas in town.

Earlier this month, the Wimberley City Council approved an ordinance for a film policy to begin the steps of designating Wimberley as film-friendly.

Wimberley City Council member Christine Byrne said there are three steps to becoming a film-friendly city in Texas.

“The Texas Film Commission puts out sample ...

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