California Film Commission
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Jerry Seinfeld’s ‘Unfrosted,’ Tom Brady’s ’80 for Brady’ Among 30 Films to Nab California Tax Credits
New movies starring Jennifer Garner, Claire Foy and Jennifer Lopez will also shoot in California
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California’s Film & TV Tax Credit Generates $2.6 Billion in Annual Production Spending
California Film Commission credits state tax credit program with expanding workforce training/diversity, addressing COVID compliance costs
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‘Chad,’ ‘The Flight Attendant’ Relocate Productions to California for $14.5 Million Tax Credit
The two series are expected to spend $58.3 million on wages and in-state vendors
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Russo Bros’ ‘Gray Man’ and Jordan Peele Project Among 9 Films to Qualify for California Tax Credits
The sci-fi ”Invasion“ with Octavia Spencer and the Jessica Chastain drama ”Losing Clementine“ also qualified
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Damien Chazelle’s ‘Babylon’ Among 13 Features Approved for California Tax Credit
Projects are expected to generate $376 million in qualified spending for in-state workers
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Colleen Bell Appointed as Director of California Film Commission
Bell replaces Amy Lemisch, who held the position for 15 years
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LeBron James’ ‘Space Jam 2’ Among 15 Film Projects to Receive $73.3 Million in California Tax Credits
Projects are on track to bring in $370 million in qualified expenditures statewide
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California Film Tax Credit Program Reports Increase in Employment, Blockbuster Projects
Annual report shows 15 percent increase in below-the-line crew hours along with more big-budget films shot in California
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‘Sneaky Pete’ Relocates Production to California to Receive $9.2 Million Tax Credit
Amazon Studios drama becomes latest series to relocate under California Film Commission initiative
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‘The Orville,’ ‘SWAT,’ ‘Ballers’ Score California Tax Credits
The $8.2 million earmarked for ”Shooter“ is nothing to sneeze at
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NBC’s Revived ‘Timeless’ to Relocate to California for $9.9 Million Tax Credit
Season 1 of initially-canceled series was shot in Vancouver, Canada
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‘Legion,’ ‘The Affair,’ ‘Lucifer’ and ‘The OA’ to Relocate for California Tax Credit
Four pilots get a fiscal break, too: ”Behind Enemy Lines,“ ”Mayans MC,“ ”S.W.A.T.“ and ”The Get“
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Here’s Proof California’s New Tax Credits Create More Jobs in Film, TV
Labor unions report 12.5 percent increase in below-the-line positions
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Disney’s ‘A Wrinkle in Time’ Gets Chunk of $109 Million California Tax Break
Movie being directed by Ava DuVernay is one of 28 feature film projects to get tax credit
