Offering both big-city excitement and quiet, suburban living, Dallas-Fort Worth offers an interesting mix of Texas pride and cosmopolitan offerings. The cowboy life still exists in Fort Worth, while the local _"Dallasites"_ love the trendy local bars and fabulous retail locations available. From the friendly, small-town feel of Friday night football games and backyard parties, to the renowned Tex-Mex restaurants that fill the area, Dallas/Fort Worth offers something for nearly everyone. Those who live in the area tend to be young professionals, while the surrounding suburbs are largely filled with young families who want both a close-knit community and easy access to the cities. The population has swelled from about 5.8 million people back in 2005 to more than 7.1 million people today.

Dallas/Fort Worth offers wealth of diverse locations, great geographical areas offering gleaming knock-out skylines, as well as eclectic, hip, diversity. Always something going on in Dallas/Fort Worth - sports, food, live music, arts & culture, and more. Juxtaposed against the older "brick and mortar" look of downtown Fort Worth and the steers and boots image of the Stockyards. Small towns reflect bygone days or contemporary rural American, set against back drops of farmland and gently rolling ranch land. Dozens of suburban cities and communities are easily transformed into "Anywhere, USA." Combined with mild weather (and fewer production delays), North Texas has it all - highly skilled crews, large talent pool, excellent processing labs, sound stages fantastic locations, and a wide variety of resources make this area a production hotspot.