KSR 2026-01-29- KSR - Hour 2
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Jan 29, 2026 They trade laughs about chili names, ratings and audience drama. They map out Hallmark and other films shot across Kentucky and share stories of locals working as extras. Calls bring bizarre UK memorabilia and etiquette tips for wearing team gear on the road. They react to big-sky sports scheduling and preview Super Bowl interview plans.
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Why Hallmark Keeps Filming In Kentucky
- Hallmark films favor Kentucky because local crews, affordable locations, and tax incentives create a repeatable production pipeline.
- Oldham County houses and local crews let Hallmark reliably shoot many films without bringing in distant production teams.
Local Extra Became Hallmark Regular
- Matt Jones shares a friend who built an acting career appearing in Hallmark movies shot in Kentucky.
- She plays small roles repeatedly because Hallmark films recur locally, giving steady work to locals.
Leverage Local Homes And Crews To Attract Shoots
- Use local production capacity and homeowner participation to attract repeat film shoots to your area.
- Renting houses and building a familiar local crew reduces costs and makes a region attractive to studios.