• 7Bar Aviation

• AFS | Austin Film Society

• AFS | Austin Studios

• AFS | Quentin Tarantino Film Fest

• AFS | Texas Film Hall of Fame 09

• AIGA | Design Ranch

• Acran

• Alereon

• Alliance Abroad Group

• Arc Reps

• Austin Museum of Art Guild

• Buffalo Pawn

• Cambridge Friends School

• GCO Films | Man O' War

• GirlStart

• Greater Austin Crime Commision

• H2Hos

• Internet Police Alliance

• KIRK

• Kinsei

• La Sonrisa Productions | Inside The Circle

• Lake Hills Church

• Mass. Association of Bank Council

• Mountain Crossings at Walasi-Yi

• Quinto Malo Films | One Minute to Nine

• Rancho Pancho

• Sharing Technologies

• Texas Film & Cattle Co.

• Texas Motion Picture Alliance

• Texas Writers Month

• Troublemaker Studios

• Unnatural Axe

• ABC-TV | Healthy Start / Healthy Babies

• ACADIA: Suicide, Sex & Success

• AFS | 20th Retrospective

• AFS | Essential Cinema

• AFS | Quentin Tarantino Film Fest

• AIGA Atlanta

• AIGA Austin | Love | Work

• AIGA Baltimore

• AIGA Birmingham

• AIGA Boston | Touch of Power

• AIGA Charlotte

• AIGA Honolulu

• AIGA Houston | Doug Sahm

• AIGA Las Vegas

• AIGA Miami

• AIGA Nashville

• AIGA Omaha | The Wolves of Texas

• AIGA Philadelphia

• AIGA Washington, D.C.

• AIGA | Design Ranch

• AIGA/Iowa

• Art Directors Club of Tulsa

• BF/VF | Laurie Anderson

• BF/VF | MIra Nair

• Green Room Pictures

• HOW Design Conference 2007

• La Sonrisa Productions | Inside the Circle

• Manufacturing Dissent

• NWAADC Perspective

• NWAADC Step No. 3: O.B.E.

• Quinto Malo Films | One Minute to Nine

• Ransom Center | Avant Garde Film

• Ransom Center | Brit Noir

• Ransom Center | Voyages

• Texas Film Hall of Fame

• Texas Writers Month | 1997 | O. Henry

• Texas Writers Month | 1998 | Porter

• Texas Writers Month | 1999 | McMurtry

• Texas Writers Month | 2000 | McCarthy

• Texas Writers Month | 2001 | Kelton

• Texas Writers Month | 2002 | Carpenter

• Texas Writers Month | 2003 | Dobie

• Texas Writers Month | 2004 | Michener

• ARC Reps

• Criterion | Border Radio

• Criterion | Dazed and Confused

• Criterion | My Own Private Idaho

• Criterion | Naked

• Criterion | Slacker

• Criterion | Two-Lane Blacktop

• Criterion | Walker

• Honora Jacob

• Internet Police Alliance

• Kinsei

• Legacy Trails

• Site59

• 7Bar Aviation

• AFS | 20th Retrospective

• AFS | Texas Film Hall of Fame

• AIGA | Design Ranch

• Alliance Abroad Group

• Austin Chronicle | English: 2nd Language

• Austin Film Society | PoV

• Austin Museum of Art Guild

• Chronicle Books | Suicide Girls

• Chronicle Books | Where Flavor Was Born

• Four Hands

• Houghton Mifflin | About Language

• Massachusetts College of Art | Compton

• Meta Design

• Rockport Publishers | Designing Identity

• Texas Fine Art Association | Pulp Fictions

• Texas Fine Arts Association

• Texas Writers Month

• UT Department of Education

• Vtel

• Xetel Corporation

• AFS | Essential Cinema

• AFS | Fundraising Invitation

• Boston Brownies

• Criterion | Border Radio

• Criterion | Dazed and Confused

• Criterion | Naked

• Criterion | Private Idaho

• Criterion | Slacker

• Criterion | Two-Lane Blacktop

• Criterion | Walker

• Dr. Dreams Juice Machine

• LOL

• Merchants of Venus

• The Good Seeds

• The Stains

• Two Mule Records

• Whole Foods Market | 365 Pasta | bag

• Whole Foods Market | 365 Pasta | box

• Whole Foods Market | Belgian Chocolates

• Whole Foods Market | Pasta

• Whole Foods Market | Truffles

The Texas Motion Picture Alliance (TXMPA) serves the film, video, interactive, and digital media production industry. TXMPA is the industry advocate before legislative, regulatory and judicial bodies, representing a robust community of professionals seeking economic and creative incentives for media work in Texas. Through its programs and activities, TXMPA educates its members, legislators, and the general public on all forms of media production and the tremendous economic impact that production generates within the state. Founded in 2006, TXMPA is a not-for-profit 501(c)(6) organization.

The Texas Motion Picture Alliance (TXMPA) serves the film, video, interactive, and digital media production industry. TXMPA is the industry advocate before legislative, regulatory and judicial bodies, representing a robust community of professionals seeking economic and creative incentives for media work in Texas. Through its programs and activities, TXMPA educates its members, legislators, and the general public on all forms of media production and the tremendous economic impact that production generates within the state. Founded in 2006, TXMPA is a not-for-profit 501(c)(6) organization.