Production News
Federal Film and TV Tax Credit Hits Congress: Bipartisan Group Introduces Hollywood Bill
A bipartisan group of lawmakers in Congress has introduced proposed legislation to establish a federal film and television tax credit in the U.S.
Congress Gets a “Film and TV Caucus”: Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Push for More U.S. Production
A bipartisan group of U.S. House members is inaugurating a Congressional caucus devoted to film and television production.
‘American Idol’ Moving Production From L.A. to Georgia
American Idol is packing up and making a big move from Los Angeles to Atlanta, marking another blow to L.A. production levels, which have plummeted.
AI Is Deflating Hollywood’s Microdramas Scene
Microdramas kept underemployed cast and crew in Los Angeles afloat after the strikes.
Congress Is About to Write a Federal Film Tax Credit: Just Don’t Call It a Hollywood Bill
States outside of California and New York have seen the brunt of the production exodus. And it is those states that stand to benefit.
Trump’s Federal Film Tax Incentive Plan Prompts Canada’s Actors to Call on Ottawa to Follow Suit
ACTRA has urged Ottawa to bolster taxpayer supports as the U.S. President looks to bring U.S. production by major studios and streamers back home.
Federal Film and TV Tax Incentive Bill Gets a Name as Momentum Builds
Work to introduce legislation for a government production subsidy is already underway.
California Legislature Passes Bill to Address Catch in $750 Million Tax Credit for Hollywood
California legislators have passed a bill to mitigate the impact of business tax credit caps on the state’s $750 million film incentives program.
California Tries Offering Hollywood New Perks to Make Up for Catch in $750 Million Incentive Program
Stakeholders have made a last-minute proposal to mitigate the impact of California‘s new business tax credit regulations on Hollywood.
As Quixote Sheds Studio Space, Producer Manny Halley Takes Over L.A. Lease
Producer Manny Halley has inked an agreement with Quixote to take over its 125,000-square-foot Montague Street location in Pacoima.