Overview
- The untitled Universal Snoop Dogg biopic led the awards with more than $17 million, to be directed by Craig Brewer and starring Jonathan Daviss, with a 50‑day shoot projected to spend $48.3 million in the state.
- Other major allocations included $14 million to an Apple Studios feature, $12 million to an Amazon thriller, $9.9 million to an untitled Sony project produced by Glen Powell, and $9.3 million to 20th Century’s Business Women.
- Ang Lee’s Gold Mountain received about $7.7 million to film in Sacramento County over 50 days, with $31 million in projected in‑state spending and a combined 228 cast and crew.
- Indie boxing drama Guerrero, directed by Gina Rodriguez, was granted $4.4 million to shoot in Los Angeles.
- The 28 projects are expected to employ 4,837 cast and crew and log 22,614 background workdays across 831 shooting days, with 17 films planning to shoot outside Los Angeles as the next TV application window opens January 26, 2026.