‘Captain Marvel’ Gets Slice of $68 Million California Tax Break
“Captain Marvel” will be the first Marvel film shot primarily in California since “Captain America: The Winter Soldier”
California Film Commission
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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
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Fox’s ‘Scream Queens’ Production Relocating to California for Tax Credit
“American Horror Story” Season 6 and Jim Carrey-produced “I’m Dying Up Here” also qualify for money this round
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‘Conjuring 2,’ ‘CHiPs’ Movie, ‘Twin Peaks’ to Shoot in California Thanks to Enhanced Tax Credits
List of 11 qualified feature films includes eight from major studios and three indies
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California Cashes in With ‘Veep,’ ‘American Horror Story’ as Rival States Cut Incentives
Competitors are taking the ax to tax credits, shifting production back to the Golden State’s once-gutted industry
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37 TV Projects Apply for $80 Million in Beefed-Up California Tax Credits
“Hollywood wants to come home and now we have the tools in place to make it happen,” says LA Mayor Eric Garcetti
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Final California TV, Film Tax Credit Lottery Hugely Over-Subscribed
With better-funded and less arbitrary program coming, 246 applications are received and just 18 are accepted for review
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California Film Commission OKs New TV, Film Tax Credit Regulations
Draft rules lay out details of new program, which triples annual funding and lets more projects qualify
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Network TV, Relocating Shows Get First Crack at Super-Sized Tax Credits
Applications for California’s increased production incentives will be accepted May 11-17
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84 Percent of Projects Denied California Tax Credits Film Elsewhere
Runaway projects accounted for nearly $2 billion in spending outside the state, a new Film Commission report says
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With TV and Film Production Heading Overseas, Should Uncle Sam Get Into Showbiz?
Filmmaker Michael Moore says the feds should stop other countries from luring U.S. productions. Tax credits could be the answer
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Gov. Brown Signs California TV, Film Tax Credit Extension
California's $100 million film and TV production tax credit program is extended for two years as Gov. Jerry Brown signs the bills into law
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IATSE, L.A. Controller Wendy Greuel Urge Governor to Sign Tax-Credit Extension
Gov. Brown hasn't indicated where he stands on the legislation, which would extend California's TV and film production tax credits through 2017
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It’s D-Day for California TV, Film Tax Credits: But How Essential Are They?
As the California Legislature nears a vote on extending its TV and film tax credits, even its backers admit the program is under-funded and over-subscribed
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Location Shooting Process Would Be Standardized Under Plan
Cities, counties urged to adopt California Film Commission guidelines under plan endorsed by L.A. Economic Development Corp., FilmL.A.
