Hollywood unions are urging California lawmakers to protect film and television productions from a new tax-credit cap, warning that the…
Malta's 40% cash rebate and Mediterranean Film Studios water tank are pulling major international productions to the island.
Hungary has removed the cap on its film tax rebate, making large-budget international productions eligible for unlimited qualifying spend returns.
RioFilme is unveiling new international co-production incentives at Brazil's Gramado Film Festival, potentially opening new financing options for US producers.
California Film Commissioner Colleen Bell is actively lobbying Sacramento to expand the state's tax credit program, framing it as a…
California's expanded TV tax credit program enters year two with nine newly approved series, signaling upcoming crew work statewide.
Ohio has awarded more than $4.8 million in film tax credits to seven productions, highlighting the state’s growing push to…
Excerpt: Spencer Pratt is advocating for a proposed 25% federal film and television tax credit that he says could help…
Georgia's film tax credit holds firm but faces growing pressure as competing states expand their own production incentive programs.
California legislators are fighting a new cap on the state film tax credit program that could push productions out of…
A NY Post opinion piece warns LA's production decline is accelerating and calls for urgent reform of California's film incentive…
L.A. on-location filming keeps declining despite California distributing hundreds of millions in production tax incentives.
California's expanded $750M annual film tax credit is projected to generate $6.6 billion in economic impact in its first year.
New York production spending is climbing while California's expanded tax credit program shows early signs of keeping runaway productions in-state.
California legislators are challenging a new cap on film tax credits, warning it will push productions and crew jobs out…
Film and TV production in Georgia has dropped sharply, leaving local crew with fewer jobs and more competition.
California's expanded Film & TV Tax Credit is projected to deliver $6.6 billion in economic impact in its first year.
New York's film and TV spending is climbing while California shows early signs of slowing its production losses to rival…
