New Provisions Affirm California’s Long-Term Commitment to Fighting ‘Runaway Production’ and Defending Its Status as the World’s Media Production Capital Hollywood, Calif. – January 10, 2023 – Governor Gavin Newsom’s proposed 2023-24 state budget extends …
Direct In-State Spending by Tax Credit Projects Grew by $200 Million to $2.3 Billion During Fiscal 2021-22, and Growth Continues Through First Half of This Year Estimated Total Spending for First Two-and-a-Half Years of Tax Credit Program 3.0 Tops $6.2 …
Latest Round of Film Projects Will Create Thousands of Jobs and an Estimated $915 Million in Spending Across the Golden State Hollywood, Calif. – August 22, 2022 – Big-budget film production continues to bounce back in California thanks to the state’s Film …
Increased Funding Enables First New (Non-Relocating/Non-Recurring) TV Projects Since 2019; Seven Projects Will Spend $713 Million in California, with Nearly $470 Million in Wages to Below-the-Line Workers and Payments to In-State Vendors Hollywood, Calif …
LAEDC Analysis Shows Substantial Positive Impact on Labor Income and State GDP, as Well as Positive Return in Tax Revenue to Local and State Government The California Film and Television Tax Credit 2.0 has contributed almost $21.9 billion in economic …
Latest Round of Projects Will Spend an Estimated $1.17 Billion in the Golden State, Including $774 Million in ‘Qualified’ Spending for Below-the-Line Workers and In-State Vendors; Two-Thirds of Projects Plan Significant Out-of-Zone Filming to Bring …
Latest California Film Commission Data Examines Tax Credit Program’s Effectiveness Achieving Core Goals Plus Response to the Pandemic Hollywood, Calif. — November 16, 2021 — The third iteration of California’s Film & TV Tax Credit Program (Program 3.0 …
Increased Funding Provided by SB 144 Yields Fast Results with Projects from Georgia and Vancouver Hollywood, Calif. — October 25, 2021 — Recent legislation to expand California’s Film & TV Tax Credit Program is delivering quickly on one of its core …
Latest Round Includes Big-Budget Movies and Small Indie Projects from Acclaimed Producers to First-Time Filmmakers Hollywood, Calif. — August 23, 2021 — The California Film Commission today announced that 23 feature films have been selected for the latest …
“Chad” and “The Flight Attendant” Move Production to the Golden State Hollywood, Calif. – April 19, 2021 – The California Film Commission today announced that another pair of TV series will relocate to the Golden State thanks to its film and TV tax credit …
Latest Round of Tax Credits Includes Projects from Bateman, Coen Brothers, Longoria, Soderbergh and Witherspoon; Nearly Half of Projects Plan Significant Out-of-Zone Production Hollywood, Calif. – March 1, 2021 – The California Film Commission today …
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