California announces new slate of 28 films under tax credit program

Colleen Bell, Executive Director
Colleen Bell, Executive Director - California Film Commission
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A total of 28 films have been selected to receive awards through California’s expanded Film & Television Tax Credit Program, according to an announcement from Governor Gavin Newsom. The initiative is designed to encourage film production within the state and support local economies.

The selected projects include a new film by Academy Award-winning director Ang Lee and a biopic produced by Snoop Dogg. These productions are expected to generate approximately $562 million in economic activity throughout various communities in California.

The tax credit program aims to reinforce California’s longstanding reputation as a center for creative industries while providing direct financial benefits to the state’s economy.

Governor Newsom stated, “28 films have received awards in the latest round of the state’s recently expanded Film & Television Tax Credit Program, celebrating the state’s creative history and the icons that are increasing production activity in California. Collectively, these projects are set to deliver $562 million in total economic activity for communities across the Golden State.”



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