FILM DIVISION
Are you looking for rolling hills, a winding river or a turn of the century downtown for your next film? How about Victorian mansions, or quaint family farmsteads?
St. Joseph offers virtually unlimited opportunities for your production, from a beautifully restored movie palace to a historical cemetery with more than 30 mausoleums. St. Joseph has unparalleled history spanning from the summer of 1804 when Lewis & Clark recorded their amazing experiences while camped on the banks of the Missouri River and the start of the Pony Express in 1860 to the unexpected demise of the notorious bank robber Jesse James in 1882. The city has preserved this era through an astonishing collection of architectural structures that still stand today.
Contact the film division for more information, including details about the Missouri tax incentive for production, as well as scouting, transportation and more.
Current Production News:
RISK: At-Risk Youth Girls Behind The Camera - 2008 release
Flaming Angel Films
Website Launched with online up-to-date webisodes.
Principal photography took place beginning June 8, 2007 and will conclude in 2008.
Bonnie & Clyde vs. Dracula - 2008 release
Big Atom Productions
Principal photography took place Summer of 2007.
St. Joseph - Days of Civil War - 2007 release on KQ2 channel. DVD now available
Principal photography took place in 2007.
The Plot to Kill Jesse James - 2007 release on The History Channel
Indigo Films
Principal photography took place in 2006.
Affiliated Group Links:
"Proudly Working Together to Bring Film Production to Missouri"
The Film Division of the St. Joseph Convention & Visitors Bureau is an official member of the Association of Film Commissioners International.
