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TV magic: Fort Worth residents watch Taylor Sheridan production transform Wedgwood
By David Moreno at Fort Worth Report
· July 18, 2026
· 4 min read
Leigh Ann Diaz and her husband, Mike, parked at the edge of the Wedgwood Village business center as the sun set on their southwest Fort Worth neighborhood. They looked across the street as film set trailers, police cars and privacy barricades occupied an adjacent strip mall. The Diazes couldn’t see
Key takeaway Storefronts at 5356 Wedgmont Circle North were closed off by crews on July 9, 14, 15 and 18 to film scenes for the upcoming crime drama “Frisco King.
Why this matters in The Fort Worth
The filming of "Frisco King" in Wedgwood brings a welcome economic boost to the area, with production crews and cast members likely to patronize local businesses during their stay. This influx of activity may also raise the profile of the Wedgwood neighborhood, potentially attracting new visitors and investors to the area. As a filming location, Fort Worth has proven its versatility, with the city's diverse landscapes and architecture standing in for a range of settings, from the fictional town of Frisco to the real-life streets of downtown. The fact that Taylor Sheridan, a Fort Worth-raised filmmaker, is behind the production is a testament to the city's growing reputation as a hub for creative talent. As the show's release approaches, locals will be eager to see how their city is represented on screen, and whether the exposure will lead to more opportunities for Fort Worth to shine in the spotlight.
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Category: tcu ·
Published: July 18, 2026 ·
Source: Fort Worth Report ·
Reading time: 4 min
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What is this story about? Leigh Ann Diaz and her husband, Mike, parked at the edge of the Wedgwood Village business center as the sun set on their southwest Fort Worth neighborhood. They looked across the street as film set trailers, police cars and privacy barricades occupied an adjacent strip mall. The Diazes couldn’t see
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