Five TV series — three new and a recurring and miniseries — will receive $58 million in tax credits for shooting in California.
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Guess it's true what they say, everything is bigger in Texas, including the tax incentives for productions. More and more, states are encouraging filmmakers and productions to utilize their states for what they offer. So who wants to film in Texas next year? https://media43.com #production #film #tv #texas #texasstate #taxes #news #didyouknow #taxincentive
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Georgia's cinematic landscape faces a pivotal shift with HB1180, proposing caps on film and TV production tax credits, sparking debate over its impact on local economies and the global competitiveness of the Peach State's entertainment industry. https://lnkd.in/gfG3XXZ3 #GeorgiaFilm, #HB1180, #FilmTaxCredits, #EntertainmentIndustry, #PeachStateProduction, #SupportLocalFilm, #GeorgiaEconomy, #FilmLegislation, #CreativeGeorgia, #FilmIncentives
Georgia Bill Limiting Film & TV Production Tax Credits Sails Through House
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Economic advantages can be felt all over the state. These not only include a new record of $4 billion in direct spending during fiscal year 2021 in the form of 366 movie and TV productions, but to industries you might not expect!
Top 10 Ways the Film Industry Benefits Georgia
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While television and movies provide great entertainment, they are not always factual. Because of these widespread embellishments, people often develop misconceptions about many industries and professions, including attorneys and estate planning. https://conta.cc/3wOnYaK #wisdomwednesday #legaleducation #estateplanning #willsandtrusts #estates
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While television and movies provide great entertainment, they are not always factual. Because of these widespread embellishments, people often develop misconceptions about many industries and professions, including attorneys and estate planning. https://conta.cc/3wOnYaK #wisdomwednesday #legaleducation #estateplanning #willsandtrusts #estates
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This article does a great job of explaining how the film tax credit program works. Definitely worth the read!! #300MilPAFilm
"Dawn Keezer, executive director of the Pittsburgh Film Office, says Western Pennsylvania usually gets between five and seven Hollywood productions per year and set a record with 11 projects in 2021. With this and commercials shot here, the tax incentive brings $150 million into Western Pennsylvania’s economy. But, as she and state Sen. Camera Bartolotta, R-Washington County and a co-chair of the state Legislature’s Film Caucus with Sen. Jay Costa, D-Allegheny County, stressed, increasing the limit — or even uncapping it — could make that number jump." Find more amazing information about the benefits of raising the PA Film Tax Credit in the article below! Contact your local legislator and keep fighting for a $300 Million PA Film Tax Credit! #pghfilm #RATEDPGH #300MilPAFilm #lightscameraaction #budget #deadline #fight #support https://lnkd.in/eYdmZ4_q
Action for lights, cameras: Leaders and unions push for big increase in state's film production tax incentive as budget deadline nears - Pittsburgh Union Progress
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Here's my advice to the Toledo Film industry based on my experience in Michigan, for every $1 you give to out-of-state companies, give $2 to local film makers. $1 for production and $1 for MARKETING. Making movies is easier than marketing them. Most people are absolutely clueless about what it takes to market a film and even more clueless about "Hollywood accounting". Don't make the same mistake Michigan made by paying Hollywood millionaires to use folks for a gig economy and produce no lasting industry. Ps. If you're looking for a script, I've got a couple for ya :) https://lnkd.in/gaw4R_Gb
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check out my newest blog entry containing reviews of Satanic Hispanics, Meg 2: The Trench, Brightwood, and Killer Kites, plus ratings only for 10 other movies, 2 TV series', and 1 TV special… #blogger #ilikemoobies #filmreviews #filmratings #satanichispanics #anthologyfilms #meg2thetrench #brightwood #killerkites #enjoy #ornot
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I recently received, what was supposed to be a territory distribution agreement for my latest film, "Buster Brooks". Exciting right?! When we got the written agreement it was WAY more money that what the original agreement was for! Even more exciting!!! But... Wait... Upon reading the "agreement" it wasn't what we had agreed upon at all! First, instead of a single territory, it was for World Wide rights, with a minimum guarantee that was less than a quarter of what the film cost to make. For up to 15 years. With no limit/cap to how much they were allowed to spend or recoup. What does that mean? That means that I might not EVER see a dime of money until the rights reverted back to me 15 years from now as there may never be a "profit" due to most likely being stuck in an endless loop of "spending and recouping". Not only that, the agreement was FULL of spelling, grammatical, and even formulaic mistakes. It had ill-defined terms and left much open to interpretation guess work. In fact, it was SO bad, that our attorney suggested that if we wanted to move forward with this company, that we write our OWN agreement and send it to them. Certainly not common practice for the production company to draft their own distribution agreement, but in this case it was far more prudent to do so then to try to modify the original. These are the stories I hear everyday from film makers. Some, unfortunately, don't catch these details and are blinded by the dollar signs or the promise of getting their work, "out there". Not EVERY distribution company is out to prey upon you, but unfortunately, I'd dare say the majority are. Please please please be vigilant in your distribution agreements. If possible, have them in place BEFORE you ever start shooting. This will save you a lot of heart ache and disappointment going forward!
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