Spanish film crew stops by Presidio

  • ON THE BIG SCREEN- Award-winning Director Jose Lopez Linares (left center) and Presidio Restoration Corporation president Terrell Kelley (right center) take a break with the film crew on a hot Texas summer day. The crew was in the area to gather footage of the Presidio de San Saba for an upcoming documentary on 'important but lesser-known' Spanish Colonial sites. Courtesy photo.
    ON THE BIG SCREEN- Award-winning Director Jose Lopez Linares (left center) and Presidio Restoration Corporation president Terrell Kelley (right center) take a break with the film crew on a hot Texas summer day. The crew was in the area to gather footage of the Presidio de San Saba for an upcoming documentary on 'important but lesser-known' Spanish Colonial sites. Courtesy photo.
    On a recent Monday morning at the Presidio de San Saba, Menard County Judge Brandon Corbin welcomed an international documentary film production crew from Madrid, Spain to Menard’s “Hidden Spanish Treasure.” Coming from San Antonio after filming at the Alamo, and led by award-winning director Jose Lopez Linares, the crew spent a few hours filming here before continuing to film i...

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