Tulare County Film Commission

Tulare County Film Commission The Tulare County Film Commission was established to encourage filming in Tulare County. We are here to provide support and assistance to the film industry.

With Tulare County’s varied landscapes and natural beauty, location options are limitless. Still photography, feature films and commercials have been filmed in this area as early as 1926.

Did you know Lindsey Stirling's video "Artemis" was shot in Balch Park? 📹
08/20/2025

Did you know Lindsey Stirling's video "Artemis" was shot in Balch Park? 📹

Did you know Genesis was filmed in Tulare County's very own Balch Park?
07/23/2025

Did you know Genesis was filmed in Tulare County's very own Balch Park?

From rolling hills to historic towns — Tulare County is ready for your next production.
07/22/2025

From rolling hills to historic towns — Tulare County is ready for your next production.

Did you know Lost on Purpose was filmed in Tulare County?
07/16/2025

Did you know Lost on Purpose was filmed in Tulare County?

Picture-perfect locations. Endless possibilities. Welcome to filming in Tulare County.
07/15/2025

Picture-perfect locations. Endless possibilities. Welcome to filming in Tulare County.

Did you know Son-in-Law was filmed here in Tulare County?
07/09/2025

Did you know Son-in-Law was filmed here in Tulare County?

Tulare County is home to many rustic sets, including orange farms, ranches, and more.
07/08/2025

Tulare County is home to many rustic sets, including orange farms, ranches, and more.

Check out this scene from Hulk (2003) filmed in our very own Balch Park.
07/07/2025

Check out this scene from Hulk (2003) filmed in our very own Balch Park.

Happy Fourth of July! ⭐The Tulare County Film Commission hopes your memories are filmworthy!
07/04/2025

Happy Fourth of July! ⭐The Tulare County Film Commission hopes your memories are filmworthy!

The Big Tell Film Contest is a regional documentary filmmaking grant program open to artists in Fresno, Madera, Mariposa...
05/21/2025

The Big Tell Film Contest is a regional documentary filmmaking grant program open to artists in Fresno, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Kings, and Tulare counties. This program is hosted by Community Media Access Collaborative (CMAC) and is funded by the Central Valley Community Foundation and the James B. McClatchy Foundation.

They are awarding 10 local filmmakers $5,000 grants to create short documentaries that highlight untold stories from across the Central Valley.

Deadline to apply: July 7, 2025
More info + application: thebigtell.org

The Tulare County Resource Management Agency honors our heroes and remembers our unity and resilience.
09/11/2024

The Tulare County Resource Management Agency honors our heroes and remembers our unity and resilience.

The County of Tulare's Resource Management Team wishes everyone a Happy Fourth of July! 🎆🎇 Please stay safe and cool as ...
07/04/2024

The County of Tulare's Resource Management Team wishes everyone a Happy Fourth of July! 🎆🎇
Please stay safe and cool as you celebrate the holiday.

El equipo de Gestión de Recursos del Condado de Tulare les desea a todos un ¡Feliz Día de la Independencia! 🎆🎇
Por favor, manténganse seguros y frescos durante el fin de semana festivo.

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5951 S Mooney Boulevard
Visalia, CA
93277

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