The Motion Pictures and Film industry in Delaware is relatively small compared to other states, but it has been steadily growing in recent years. The state offers a variety of locations for filming, including beaches, historic sites, and urban areas. Delaware also has a film office that provides assistance to filmmakers, including location scouting, permitting, and access to local crew and talent. One of the most notable productions to film in Delaware was the 1989 movie "Dead Poets Society," which was partially filmed at St. Andrew's School in Middletown. More recently, the 2018 movie "Delaware Shore" was filmed entirely in the state and showcased many of its scenic locations. In addition to feature films, Delaware has also been a popular location for television shows and commercials. The state has hosted productions for shows such as "House Hunters," "The Dead Files," and "The First 48." Despite its small size, the Motion Pictures and Film industry in Delaware has the potential...

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