You can contact some of the local companies that are shooting films, see if they have someone who would rent it out much cheaper than a hotel while they're on the film.  

Get a 3M Security film for all your windows.

My goals in real estate is to support the things that I love to do, which include being outdoors, fixing up my 1971 VW Bus,working in theatre/film and traveling. 

I've bought a number of properties that were 60-70 years old and needed significant work (zero maintenance for the last 30 yrs and appeared as if the TV show Hoarders was recently filmed there)....my typical budget is $20K- $30K including major items like roof, windows, plumbing/electrical upgrades- you can do a lot to the typical 1200 sq ft rental for $25K. 

In Fayetteville, there is a major movie studios where the film the entire Marvel Series and many other movies.

You do live where they film Texas Flip and Move...

I lived in Los Angeles for almost a decade working as a production manager in the film industry.

There was a film on the walls and the paint would not sick.

One as my first investment property, but also to film my upcoming feature film, which 90% would take place inside this home (I own a video production company and do this for a living). 

Would a normal film camera from a store work and then have the film printed in store to be more professional and keep on file for future use.