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Dear Pillow! 2004
Feature · 2004 · 85 min
Dear Pillow! (2004) was filmed in Austin, Texas, in 2003.
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Locations
1 location| Location | Town | Source | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Austin | Travis County | Texas Film Commission |
Location map
Location stills
Numbered as on the location sheetCrew and companies
| Dept | Name | Records |
|---|---|---|
| Company | Switch Films | IMDb search |
Texas vendors on this production
Directory| Business | Department | Supplied |
|---|---|---|
| Soundcrafter | Post house | audio post: editing and re-recording mix |
Texas shoots
1 shoot| When | Production | Where | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2003 | Dear Pillow | Austin | Texas Film Commission |
Work in Texas film
Film work in Austin · 9 open calls · 5 in Central Texas · Crew rates · Join the crew list · Post a call
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Image credits (9)
1 Austin: Quintin Soloviev, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons; Boyhood: © Box Office Mojo, fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Sin City: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; The Tree of Life: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; True Grit: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Transformers: Age of Extinction: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Alita: Battle Angel: © AMC Theatres, fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; What's Eating Gilbert Grape: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia; Once Upon a Time in Mexico: fair use to identify the work, via Wikipedia.
Texas locations from Wikidata and the Texas Film Commission.