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Developing longterm strategies to establish crews and soundstages, cutting out red tape for indies, and even lobbying for a national film office are some of the ways to stop the bleeding.
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The state will just reduce the annual cap by $25 million to $125 million.
Louisiana's House of Representatives approved a bill that would cut the state's $150 million tax credit for film and TV productions.
Future of Filmmaking Summit
IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking Summit held in Los Angeles this weekend discussed Gavin Newsom's proposed $750 million change to California's tax credit system and how to get it to stick.
'Suits: No Longer Vancouver' on NBC!
The latest round of California tax credits include the "Community" movie and Shailene Woodley's now-confirmed Janis Joplin biopic.
At this point, extracting Hollywood from Georgia is all but impossible.
Why New York’s Proposed Tax Incentive Could Create Way More TV Jobs for Minority & Female Filmmakers
The ACLU-backed legislature could be a practical and effective step to tackling the enormous diversity problem.
Brooklyn's Eastern Effects: Why the Closing of This Sound Stage Is a Big Deal, and What You Can Do to Stop It
Georgia's Potential LGBT Discrimination Law: Film Industry's Boycott Could Cost Hollywood Millions
Attention, Filmmakers: 6 Tips for Getting Your Film Financed
California Assembly Votes to Extend $100 Million in Tax Credits for Two Years
