Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation

Massachusetts Audubon Society

Massachusetts Historical Society

The Trustees of Reservations (Massachusetts)

New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation

Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands

Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, State Parks and Forests

Vermont Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation

Rhode Island Division of Parks and Recreation

Feature-length and short films -- established 2003

Feature-length and short narratives, documentaries, animation; screenplay competition -- established 2003

Short-film competition, writing competition -- established 2004

Feature-length and short narratives, documentaries -- established 1985

Feature-length and short films -- established 1999

Feature-length and short films -- established 1991

Feature-length and short narratives, documentaries; screenplay competition -- established 1996

Feature-length and short films -- established 1999

Feature-length and short films -- established 2004

Feature-length and short narratives, documentaries, animation, experimental films -- established 1995

Films by Latinos and/or about social issues pertaining to Latinos in the US and Latin America -- established 2002

Films with Jewish themes -- established 1989

Feature-length and short narratives, documentaries -- established 1998

Feature-length and short films -- established 1997

Feature-length and short films -- established 2002

Feature-length and short narratives, documentaries by and/or about people of color -- established 1999

Feature-length and short films -- established 2007

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The Massachusetts Sports & Entertainment Commission (MSEC) is a not-for-profit organization which serves as the Commonwealth's official agency dedicated to attracting and supporting world-class sporting and entertainment events and film productions for the Bay State.

Our mission is to promote Massachusetts as an ideal destination for filming, thereby strengthening and leveraging the overall economic infrastructure of the Commonwealth. The function of the MFB, is to generate business for the local economy, create jobs, increase tourism and develop the Massachusetts-based film industry. This association, made up of business executives and private individuals, supports the Massachusetts film community.

Please use this website as your gateway to the Massachusetts production community. From information on the State's newly passed Tax Incentive Package to connections the wide range of professionals and facilities available in Massachusetts. Any information or resources you may need for production in the state are available here or through the MPC's network of members and partners. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or comment you may have.

The New Hampshire Film and Television Office, as part of the New Hampshire Department of Cultural Resources, works to expand business activity and employment throughout the state by acting as a liaison between the film industry and an established network of government agencies, the state’s film industry workforce, and private residential and business property owners.

The Vermont Film Commission was created to promote Vermont as a location for all types of film production. With our expanding crew base and production-friendly communities we have the resources to help you get your project made. We enjoy exceptional support from government and private businesses that recognize how media production in our state serves to develop our economy in ways consistent with Vermont’s commitment to environmental quality, growth regulation and natural resource management. While Vermont’s tax incentives are competitive with other states we continue to explore additional incentives because our goal is to keep Vermont inviting for film production in the long term. So come, "Make it in Vermont."

The Film Division promotes Connecticut as a prime New England location for film, television and media productions. It provides location services to production companies and assists the state and its municipalities in coordinating productions. With an on-line Production Guide and Location Gallery along with hands-on technical support, the Film Division serves as a clearinghouse for information, incentives and services that make Connecticut a premier filming venue.