After months of research, interviews and calculations which fluctuated because of the current economic climate, Boston's growing list of films currently in production were taken into account as well as the state's financial incentives. Also, extra credit was given to cities that dared to challenge the status quo--like special "green" efforts.
According to the magazine, some were usual suspects like Austin, Texas but a few were surprises like Milwaukee, WI and Stamford, CT.
Here's MovieMaker Magazine's top 10 "Best Places to Live in 2009":
1. Chicago, IL
2. Atlanta, GA
3. New York, NY
4. Shreveport, LA
5. Albuquerque, NM
6. Boston, MA
7. Stamford, CT
8. Memphis, TN
9. Milwaukee, WI
10. Austin, TX
Click here for the complete list.


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Thanks for the mention. If anyone would like to read the full story, it's also available on our all-new digital edition--which is free for a limited time--at www.moviemakerdigital.com. For those interested in getting a copy of the Winter issue, we're offering a reduced rate of $9.95 for one year (six issues) by logging on to https://www.moviemaker.com/subscribe/movie_cities_2009
I once compiled a list of just documentary filmmakers in Boston and I was amazed. It is a really long and very accomplished list of folks!
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