BIG PRAYER MUSEUM™ FILM & CREATIVE PRODUCTION
Fulshear, Texas · Scouting visits by appointment

A real place.
A thousand possibilities.

Country terrain. A pond. Cattle. Community history. A living vision. Explore Big Prayer Museum™ as the setting for your next story.

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Film · Documentary · Photography · Commercial · Creative collaboration

Authentic Texas characterHuman storiesCreative partnershipsWE ARE ONE
A new chapter for our city

Film Friendly
Fulshear.

On September 24, 2026, the Texas Film Commission announced Fulshear’s designation as a Film Friendly Texas Certified Community following completion of its training and certification process.

The announcement recognized Mayor Don McCoy, City Manager Zach Goodlander, and city staff for completing the certification process.

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

“We are Film Friendly Fulshear.”

— Mayor Don McCoy, in the official state announcement

Mayor McCoy described the designation as an opportunity to showcase the community, support local businesses, and welcome economic opportunities through film and media.

Read the Texas Film Commission announcement ↗

The certification belongs to the City of Fulshear. This property invitation is independently offered by Big Prayer Museum™.

Location breakdown

Let the setting
tell part of the story.

A landscape shaped by nature, daily life, and years of creative effort. Explore several visual directions within a single campus.

Production: Your projectLocation: Big Prayer Museum™City: Fulshear, TX
LOC 01EXT.Country terrain

Room to imagine.

Outdoor spaces, mature trees, gravel drives, and surrounding terrain provide natural texture for country scenes, documentary footage, portraits, and stories rooted in place.

LOC 02EXT.Pond & landscape

A reflective setting.

The pond may provide a backdrop for contemplative scenes, landscape photography, interviews, and visual sequences exploring people and their environment.

LOC 03EXT.Cattle & country life

Authentic rural character.

Cattle contribute to the property’s country identity. Availability, viewpoints, animal handling, supervision, and production needs must be coordinated in advance.

LOC 04INT./EXT.Design & objects

Details with a story.

The campus’s distinctive design, museum-related objects, and gathering spaces invite exploration of heritage, creativity, and human connection. Approved objects are identified by written arrangement.

LOC 05INT./EXT.Working campus

Life in motion.

Geobody® Sense Fitness and the operating U-Haul neighborhood dealership and store bring community activity to the campus. Business areas require advance approval and operating coordination.

LOC 06BASECAMPScouting & support

Build the right plan.

Selected areas may be considered for crew parking, equipment preparation, or production support after access, capacity, operating activity, and project needs are reviewed.

All settings and uses are subject to scouting, availability, safety review, insurance requirements, and a signed production agreement.

The founder · The living museum

Every place has a story.
This one is still unfolding.

Explore the founder’s journey

Big Prayer Museum™ is envisioned as a living museum where people, experiences, local history, and positive participation contribute to its identity. Geobody® Sense Fitness brings a focus on human development, awareness, and purposeful engagement.

Founder Joseph Renwick Randon’s early experience appearing as an extra introduced him to the production environment. Today, his interest in storytelling takes another form: inviting creative professionals to explore a property shaped by years of effort and investment.

His photographs, writings, and recollections may also support a separate documentary or interview project exploring perseverance, family, purpose, and the creation of a community destination.

Explore the landscape.
Discover its character.
Bring your story to life.

Founder documentary inquiries and location-rental inquiries are handled as separate conversations.

Creative possibilities

A location.
A conversation.
A starting point.

For the camera

  • Independent features and short films
  • Documentary interviews and footage
  • Commercials and brand storytelling
  • Music videos
  • Editorial photography
  • Television interviews
  • Digital series
  • Student productions

For the community

Explore filmmaker talks, creative workshops, and screenings that fit the museum’s mission. Each activity is planned around the spaces and resources available.

For a lasting partnership

We welcome established teams and emerging creators. The aim is to build professional relationships that respect the property, support productive work, and contribute to continued campus development.

Tell us what you’re creating
Potential starting rates

Start clear.
Quote responsibly.

These starting points make initial conversations easier while preserving the flexibility to price each production according to crew size, time, access, risk, exclusivity, and operational impact.

Photography & creator content
From $125 / hour

Suggested for portraits, editorial photography, creator content, and compact crews of up to 10 people.

  • Two-hour minimum
  • Standard daylight access
  • One approved setting
Interview & documentary
From $150 / hour

Suggested for documentary interviews, television interviews, and small productions of up to 15 people.

  • Three-hour minimum
  • Basic load-in and load-out
  • Setting selected during scouting
Film, commercial & music video
From $850 / half-day

Suggested for crews of up to 20 people. Full-day access begins at $1,500 for up to eight production hours.

  • Written production plan
  • Insurance review
  • Approved areas only
Medium production
From $2,500 / day

Suggested for crews of 21–50 people or projects requiring broader campus coordination.

  • Custom access plan
  • Parking and operations review
  • Deposit may be required
Major or exclusive use
Custom quote

For crews above 50 people, multi-day work, exclusivity, construction, significant power, or substantial operational impact.

  • Scout required
  • Production schedule required
  • Agreement and insurance required
Community pathway
Reviewed case by case

Student, nonprofit, educational, and mission-aligned projects may request a reduced-rate or partnership review.

  • Mission fit considered
  • Credit or participation may be discussed
  • Approval is not guaranteed
ScoutingOne initial 30-minute scouting visit may be complimentary by appointment. Extended scouting or repeated visits may be quoted.
OvertimeTime beyond the written booking may be billed at 1.5 times the effective hourly rate.
Sensitive areasPond, cattle, museum objects, store operations, tower-related areas, branded vehicles, and interiors require separate written approval and may add fees.
ProtectionA certificate of insurance, additional-insured status, refundable damage deposit, restoration plan, and site representative may be required based on scope.
Additional costsSecurity, animal handling, utilities, specialized parking, cleanup, restoration, and extraordinary staffing are quoted separately.
ReservationNo date is held until the scope, fee, written agreement, deposit requirements, and applicable approvals are confirmed.
Important: These are potential starting rates for discussion—not a binding offer, public appraisal, or guarantee of availability. Every production receives a written custom quote after project details and site impact are reviewed.
Planning your visit

From first look
to a clear plan.

Call sheet · Scouting notesBig Prayer Museum™
Q.01What should a scouting inquiry include?

Project type, proposed dates, cast and crew size, preferred settings, planned hours, vehicles, equipment, sound and lighting needs, special effects, animals, and a brief description of the scenes.

Q.02How are filming arrangements established?

Availability and fees are reviewed for each project. A written location agreement should define approved areas, access, preparation, filming, cleanup, restoration, insurance, payments, and special arrangements.

Q.03Can the pond, cattle, store, or tower areas be included?

Only with specific written approval. Animals, water areas, museum objects, leased tower areas, branded vehicles, and active business operations are reviewed individually.

Q.04What about city requirements?

Productions must confirm applicable requirements with the City of Fulshear, particularly when filming affects public property, traffic, neighboring property, or city services. City certification does not replace property agreements or project approvals.

Q.05Are the published rates final?

No. They are potential starting points. The final written quote depends on the project’s scope, hours, crew size, approved spaces, risk, operational impact, insurance, and required support.

Your next scene starts with a conversation

Come see
what’s possible.

Request a scouting visit or introduce your project. We’ll discuss the setting, schedule, rate, access, and arrangements that fit your production.

hello@bigprayermuseum.org
+1 888 449 0597
Big Prayer Museum™
32500 Gordon Side Road
Fulshear, TX 77441

Scouting visits are by appointment only.

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