San Antonio Transforms into 1923 for Yellowstone Prequel Filming

San Antonio Transforms into 1923 for Yellowstone Prequel Filming

San Antonio Transforms into ‘1923’ for Hit Show Filming

Typically bustling with modern life, downtown San Antonio recently became a portal to the past as it transformed into the year 1923. The transformation was part of the filming for the second season of the hit show ‘1923’, a prequel to ‘Yellowstone’.

Old Meets New in Heart of San Antonio

Filming took place throughout downtown San Antonio, including E. Pecan St., E. Houston St., E. Travis St., and Peacock Alley, reaching from Jefferson St. to N. Alamo St. Residents were treated to a unique spectacle as their familiar streets became adorned with vintage vehicles and actors dressed in full 1920s fashion.

Facing Heat in Heavy Coats

Despite the near 90-degree temperatures that San Antonio experienced during the filming, the actors fully embodied their characters, even while donning vintage, heavy coats. Social media was abuzz with videos and comments from residents marveling at the transformation of their city and expressing admiration for the actors’ dedication.

Maintaining a Connection with the Past

San Antonio was a favorite pick for filming due to its rich history and preservation of historical architecture. The ‘1923’ production team was on the search for locations that mirrored the look and feel of the 1920s, something San Antonio managed to offer beautifully.

As much of the city remains untouched, the preservation of its historic buildings has proven advantageous not only to the film industry but also as a testament to San Antonio’s commitment to honoring its past.

The Economic Impact of Filming

Filming major productions like ‘1923’ in San Antonio extends beyond bringing the past to life – it also plays a significant role in stimulating the local economy. Working with local businesses for services like catering and hotel accomodations, filming projects become an economic generator, benefiting a wide range of local industries and not just the film sector.

The economic boost coupled with the increased visibility and potential to become a favored film destination makes such filming initiatives a big win for the city of San Antonio.

Conclusion

The production of ‘1923’ not only highlighted San Antonio’s capability to host major filming projects but also underscored the city’s beautiful blend of the past and present. From the streets of downtown to its historical buildings, San Antonio looks set to remain a city where time travel is possible, if only on the silver screen.


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