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Trump Considers 100% Film Tariffs as Voight Pushes Incentives to Revive Hollywood

Jon Voight's team has submitted a detailed federal plan to address runaway production, while the White House signals tariffs are not yet finalized.

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Overview

  • President Trump has proposed a 100% tariff on foreign-made films, though the White House clarified the plan remains a draft.
  • Jon Voight, working with producer Steven Paul, has submitted a comprehensive proposal including tax incentives, co-production treaties, and infrastructure subsidies to boost U.S. film production.
  • Industry unions are divided, with IATSE advocating for federal incentives and the Teamsters supporting tariffs to curb outsourcing of jobs.
  • California Governor Gavin Newsom has called for federal collaboration on a $7.5 billion tax credit to support domestic film production.
  • FilmLA reports a 22.4% decline in Los Angeles-based production, reflecting the impact of international incentives and ongoing challenges for the U.S. film industry.