Film & Entertainment

Your Ticket to Creative Innovation

Tennessee is the birthplace of country music, home to world-renowned production facilities, and a growing hub for digital media and technology. With one of the largest creative workforces in the nation, this is where tradition meets innovation.

News Highlights

“9-1-1: Nashville” to Start Filming this Summer in Nashville

Sennheiser to Relocate American Headquarters to Nashville

State Announces Launch of Southern Middle and Upper Cumberland Music Census

State Announces Launch of West Tennessee Music Census

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From startups to seasoned brands, businesses find their rhythm in Tennessee.

The Company We Keep

Tennessee Entertainment Commission

The Tennessee Entertainment Commission supports the economic development and growth of our creative economy in partnership with TNECD. From incentives and grants to sponsorships and talent directories, TEC makes creative projects possible in Tennessee.

Ready To Start Your Next Project?

The TEC crew is here to support your crew. Reach out today for assistance with navigating incentive programs, sourcing production locations, finding local creative talent and more.

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Bob Raines
Executive Director
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Gisela Moore
Project Manager, Film Office
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Jimmy Wheeler
Director of Business Development, Music Office
“We are so grateful to [Nashville] and the entire state of Tennessee for welcoming us, and we look forward to sharing their wonderful community with our global audience.”
Rashad Raisani
Showrunner and Executive Producer, “9-1-1: Nashville”
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Economic impact from TEC-incentivized and -assisted projects since 2007

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