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California Legislature Sends 35% Post‑Production Tax Credit to Newsom

A 35 percent credit for editing, VFX, sound mixing and scoring done in California is intended to keep postproduction jobs and work in state.

California Unveils Partial Fix for Film Tax Credit Cap

California Lawmakers Move to Soften Tax Credit Cap That Threatened Film Incentives

California Awards $193 Million in Film Tax Credits as Animated Features Enter Program for First Time

J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot to Close L.A. Office and Relocate to New York

Ohio Awards Nearly $2 Million for Cincinnati Shoot Linked to Superman Sequel

Mexico Poised to Unveil National Film and TV Cash Rebate of 20%–40%

L.A. On-Location Filming Falls 16% in 2025 Despite Late-Quarter Lift

L.A. Keeps Top Share as 2024 Scripted Output Falls and U.K. Gains

Nevada Assembly Readies Floor Votes on Film Tax Credits and Crime Bill in Fast-Track Session

L.A. On-Location Production Falls 13% in Q3 as TV Slumps and Features Tick Up

California Legislature Raises Film Tax Credit Cap to $750 Million

California Senate Passes Film and TV Tax Credit Expansion Bill

Texas House Approves $2.5 Billion Film Incentive Bill Awaiting Governor's Signature

New York Expands Film Subsidies as California Finalizes Tax Credit Overhaul

California Senate Reviews Expansion of Film and TV Tax Credit Program

Unions Push for Major Expansion of California Film and TV Tax Credits

LA Film and TV Production Hits Lowest Point in 2024

Cincinnati Ranked No. 11 Best Place for Moviemakers for Seventh Year