California Film Commission - Los Angeles, California

Kevin J.

Thanks Governor Newsome,

Now everybody call and help back this wonderful move:

I have been lobbying nonstop

Help me

With anxiety still high among California's entertainment workforce about the departures of film and TV productions from the Golden State, Gov. Gavin Newsom is proposing drastic changes to the state's film and TV tax incentive program.

At the Raleigh Studios in Los Angeles, adjacent to the Paramount Pictures lot, Newsom called for a $420 million raise to the cap of the incentive program from $330 million to $750 million, topping the $700 million cap of the New York tax credit program after it was raised to that amount from $420 million last year.

Need to get the state of California to vastly increase film/tv production credits for California

California needs to raise their game

Great to see some nice wins lately

Nice work

Now lobby for more funds
we need more wins
We need 1 billion in credits per year

If productions in Southern California dip below a critical level for too long, the industry’s essential talent will drift away along with enormous sums of revenue. Persuading studios to film here would become much more challenging if we couldn’t offer a deep bench of local film workers, on-screen talent and local businesses that support the entertainment industry.

That’s why the California Film Commission and its Los Angeles counterpart, FilmLA, should act now, before it’s too late. Those agencies and other government bodies should dramatically improve incentives to keep our current shows and attract new productions to Los Angeles. Let’s go on with the show … and make sure the show doesn’t go on without us.

Take Heart Los Angeles Film Industry
Lets all work hard and get these film credits
These will once again make Los Angeles the epicenter of the Global film industry
It will rebound now work the phones to make this happen
Production is about to soar in Los Angeles
LA Strong!

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