Find Film Shoot locations for rent in Austin, TX

About Austin

Austin lets you embrace who you truly are. The city is the capital of Texas, and a welcoming place for all that live, work, and visit because of its diversity, culture, and good vibes. Austin has become famous for its good food and as some call it, the general weirdness that makes it a great place to be. It’s located in central Texas, in an area known as the Texas Hill Country.

Corporate giants Dell and Whole Foods both started in Austin, giving you a sense of the business enterprises fostered here. It’s also the place where South by Southwest, the film, music, and interactive media conference conglomerate, originated, and is still held every March. A visit to Austin shows us why it’s one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States, as we’re tempted to stay and enjoy the culture, weather, and recreational spaces too.

Film Shoot Location Options in Austin

Thinking about film shoot location options in Austin puts you in good company. Major television series and movies, along with smaller projects, all pick the capital of the Lone Star state for their film projects. Some of the more famous that were and are filmed here include Walker, Texas Ranger; Fear the Walking Dead, Friday Night Lights, and Lolita, among thousands of others.

• Catering
  Catering is one of the many things that Austin does really well. The city has earned a reputation for its good restaurants and fine cuisine. You can get whatever you want, breakfast tacos, barbecue, Mexican food, southern favorites, food trucks, and more.
  
  
• Furniture Rentals
  The city has a population of more than one million people, so you can be sure that whatever furniture or equipment you need for your film shoot has already been requested by someone else. The thriving business and cultural scene mean that there are plenty of furniture and equipment rental companies ready to help with the details of your shoot.
  
  
• Transportation
  Everything’s bigger in Texas, which means you might need more travel time. But that’s okay too because there are plenty of transportation companies, both public and private, that can help you get there. Austin has its own airport and is also accessible from Houston and San Antonio airports via multiple transportation methods. The variety of options makes it easy to customize your transportation experiences.

Film Shoot Location Companies in Austin

The film shoot location companies in Austin serve a variety of business and pleasure needs throughout the city and are known for their professionalism and friendly attitudes. They also have vast experience pivoting as the needs of their clients' change and adapt to different scenarios.

• Austin Catering
  Austin Catering combines exceptional cuisine with custom-designed menus and creative presentations to make an unforgettable experience. Their service is also some of the best in the city. The boutique catering company ensures that each of its customers gets the individuality and uniqueness they desire in their menu.
  
  
• Elite Austin Designs
  We love Elite Austin Designs because they have a team of exceptional interior designers and a fully stocked warehouse. Even better – that warehouse is filled with designer furniture and accent items. The products that Elite Austin Designs have are exquisite and they know exactly how to pair everything to make a quality, stylish, and unique space.
  
  
• Austin Private Car Service
  We’ve used a lot of private car services over the years, and Austin Private Car Service stands out as one of the best. They are always there when they say, trips are always on time, and there are no hidden fees. It’s an effortless and uneventful transportation solution with professional chauffeurs that can fill you in on the city or let you work or relax, your choice.

Pros and Cons of Film Shoot Locations in Austin

Even a city with all of these unique attributes has some downsides. The pros and cons of film shoot locations in Austin can help you decide if this is the right fit for your project.

Advantages

• Friendly city
  Austin is a very friendly city, and you will genuinely feel welcome here. This carries over to the companies that you work with, at the end of your film shoot, you’ll feel like you’re saying goodbye to old friends.
  
  
• Foodie heaven
  If you’re a foodie or enjoy eating at all, you will be in foodie heaven in Austin. The city earned its reputation for having good restaurants and fine cuisine, and you can capitalize on that when you visit.
  
  
• Sunny skies
  It feels like the weather in Austin is perpetually good. There’s an average of 228 sunny days each year, which gives you pretty good odds that your film shoot won’t be troubled by a rainy day.

Disadvantages

• Travel
  The public transportation options aren’t as plentiful in Austin as they could be. You’ll be fairly dependent on private transportation, depending on the location of your film shoot and housing. Luckily, there are plenty of private transportation options to fill this gap.
  
  
• The heat is on
  You won’t be seeking Vitamin D in Austin during the summer. The high temperature for the city is 112-degrees Fahrenheit, not exactly the type of weather you linger outside in. June through August are the hottest months, and the average temperature is 96-degrees.
  
  
• Traffic
  There’s another downside to the lack of public transportation. Traffic and congestion on the streets in and around Austin can be a nightmare. Everyone is fairly dependent on cars, and this means that rush hour, major events, and any traffic mishaps can really clog the roads. Plan extra time to get wherever you need to go.

Famous Locations in Austin

• Texas Capitol Building
  The Texas Capitol Building is on the National Register of Historic Places and is considered one of the nicest state capitol buildings in the country. People enjoy visiting to see the stately architecture, distinguished presence, and perfect landscaping. Tours are available but check their website for details if you want to go inside.
  
  
• Zilker Metropolitan Park
  Everyone loves Zilker Metropolitan Park. It’s a 351-acre haven in the southern part of the city. Andrew Jackson Zilker donated the land to the city of Austin in 1917, and the park is named after him. There are sports facilities, green spaces, trails, playgrounds, and more. The park is located where Barton Creek and the Colorado River meet, and the waterways are a major attraction.
  
  
• Bullock Texas State History Museum
  If you don’t know much about Texas and are trying to figure out what all the hype is about, visit the Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin. It’s only a few blocks from the Capitol Building and the Blanton Museum of Art. Admission is free on the first Sunday of each month.