South Carolina Film Commission

"Come Back Song" by Darius Rucker (3:54)
SC native and University of SC grad (Go Gamecocks!) Darius Rucker performing in his hometown of Charleston.

"When It Rains It Pours" by Luke Combs (4:59)
What better place to film a music video for a song celebrating a man's new-found freedom than on the 4th of July weekend in Charleston? 

"Homegrown Honey" by Darius Rucker (3:35)
Darius moved up the coast to the town of Conway to shoot this 2014 music video.

"19 You + Me" by Dan + Shay (3:51)
This 2014 hit single from the duo's debut album was shot in Myrtle Beach. 

"We had a great time shooting the music video ‘19 You + Me' with country music artist Dan + Shay in the Myrtle Beach area. With such a diverse set of locations to choose from our biggest challenge was narrowing down the list. The team from VisitMyrtleBeach.com was especially helpful with getting this video made in Myrtle Beach. We look forward to coming back." ~Jeff King, CMS International.

"Dancin', Shaggin' on the Boulevard" by Alabama (4:41)
Classic song from a classic band set around the one-of-a-kind Myrtle Beach. This is where the band got their start, playing their music during those summer months at The Bowery.

"Rooftop" by Emily Hearn (w/Bill Murray) (2:56)
Music video for singer/songwriter Emily Hearn, featuring Oscar-nominated actor and Charleston resident, Bill Murray.

"Float Your Boat" by Ryan Follese (3:04)
From the 2016 release by Hot Chelle Rae frontman, Ryan Follese. Shot in and around Lake Murray.

"She's Carolina" by Cody Webb (4:26)
SC native Cody Webb shows us what makes Carolina girls so special in this 2017 release.

"Drunk on Your Love" by Brent Eldridge (3:19)
“We wanted a romantic and beautiful place to shoot the music video and that’s why we chose Charleston. It’s a magical city."  ~Brent Eldridge

"Eat Sleep Love You Repeat" by Rodney Atkins (2:42)
Shot in Florence. Locations include Shoals Theatre, the historic marker on Mobile Plaza, parts of Court Street and Gunwaleford Road, as well as the Limestone House Bed & Breakfast and Trinity Episcopal Church.

"Something To Say" by The Movement (3:43)
From the 2012 album, "One More Night." Filmed in downtown Charleston