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Film CommissionerTulare County Film Commission
5961 S. Mooney Blvd.Visalia, CA 93277
Phone (559) 624-7187Fax (559) 730-2653Cell (559) 786-5339
Eric CoyneTulareCounty
• Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks• Balch Park - home to many Sequoia Groves• Fuse gates @ Terminus Dam• Sequoia National Monument & Sequoia National Forest• World Ag Expo/International Agri-Center• Lake Kaweah and Lake Success
• Rivers, creeks and streams• Charming small cities• Quaint downtown areas• Rustic communities• Foothills, rural countrysides• Agriculture: tree crops, row crops, vines• Fields of cotton, corn and wheat• Dairies, family size or corporate• Scenic country roads
• The Tulare County Film Commissioner responds to location requests and assists production staff with everything from finding locations and securing permits to suorcing resources they might need while working here. The Film Commission is funded by the Tulare County Association of Governments (TCAG) and the County of Tulare through the Tulare County Resource Management Agency. Visit filmtularecounty.com for more information.• The Film Commissioner provides expert assistance with centralized coordination of multi-jurisdictional on-location film permits. This may include working with the cities of Dinuba; Exeter; Farmersville; Lindsay; Tulare; Porterville; Visalia; Woodlake and the County of Tulare, the San Joaquin Valley Air Pol lution Control District, Sequoia Kings Canyon National Parks; the U.S. Forest Service and other agencies.• Filming activities create widespread economic benefits to Tulare County. We will work with you to ensure your project is on the path to success.
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Credits• Film: The Informant, Best of America By Horseback, The Visitation, Wag the• Dog, Zombie Farm, Hulk, Tenacious D-the Pick of Destiny (river scene), Son-in-Law, Under Crystal Lake, Forrest Gump• TV: Starman, MacGyver, Death in California• Commercial: BMW, Lexus, Subaru, Honda, Scion, Yokohama and Quaker State
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