So excited that the City of Weston is a part of our one-stop permitting process now! Contact us for any requests to film on private or public property in the City of Weston. ?? #Weston?#FilmCommission?#FilmPermits?#FilmLauderdale?#BrowardCounty
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Filmmaker ?? Story Specialist??Photographer ?? Film Commissioner ?? Fitness ???? Chicken owner ?? I make art for a living.
Scott Levy, owner of Eastern Effects and 10 Basin Studios said it best about #NJFilm: “When you come to New Jersey, things happen, and they happen fast.” Scott was referring to our film and TV tax incentive program and the time frame that the NJEDA issues the tax credit certificate. When all the paperwork is submitted correctly, and depending on the minutia of items, we pay out in 6 to 13 months. This is a short video recap of the NJ Film, Bergen County and Choose NJ meet/greet and panel discussions about filmmaking in the county and NJ that took place at the Barrymore Film Center facilitated by Joanne Cimiluca.
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Last month Fort Worth City Council voted to approve the creation of a Media Production Development Zone, also known as an MPDZ. The designation could potentially open up access to a two-year use and sales tax exemption for the area pending state approval. “The MPDZ creates an incredible opportunity for Fort Worth’s film community by incentivizing developers to choose our city,” Fort Worth Film Commissioner Taylor Hardy said in a statement to the Report. “Additional infrastructure will create jobs for residents, increase economic impact and solidify Fort Worth as a top filming destination.” Read more on this new development: https://ow.ly/qMS050UysIw #FortWorthEDP #FortWorth #ItBeginsFW #FortWorthFilm #FilmInfrastructure
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At an investment of ￡174m, Eastbook Studios in Dagenham is set to become London's largest film and TV studio with world-class facilities. We have been instructed to install 550 high-quality sunscreen roller blinds during the Spring of this year. Read more: https://bit.ly/4fPtFWx #CommercialBlinds #CreativeIndustry #FilmAndTVStudios #EastbrookStudios #London #SwanmacLtd #RollerBlinds
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Visual Media Specialist @ Texas State Technical College | Founder @ StudioVillage | Film and Television Entrepreneur | Economic Development Entrepreneur
The Texas Two-Step: How Tax Incentives and Skilled Crews are Attracting Filmmakers to the Lone Star State Texas offers a unique combination of financial incentives and skilled labor that makes it an attractive destination for film productions. The state's film incentive program provides a rebate on qualified production expenditures, making it a cost-effective option for filmmakers. But it's not just about the money. Texas also boasts a deep pool of experienced film crews and production professionals, ensuring that productions have access to the talent they need to bring their vision to life. This combination of financial incentives and skilled labor is a powerful draw for filmmakers looking to maximize their budget and achieve high-quality results. #TexasFilm #FilmIndustry #FilmProduction #TaxIncentives What do you think Fred Poston?
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From Rochdale born and bred to Video Production Director, Andy shares the journey that made it happen. Curious about a career in the creative industry? Their advice could be just what you need to get started! ?? ?? Watch and be inspired! #CreativeCareersWeek Rochdale Development Agency Create Rochdale Rochdale Borough Council Batch Films
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The MEDIA Act has created over 1,000 full-time jobs in Montana in 2024, and has increased the total economic impact of the industry from $47.6 million in 2019 to $312.2 million in just the first eight months of 2024.
We can appreciate that Montana’s film incentive program might seem confusing. And we can appreciate that it might seem like an easy offset for creative folk when there are more worthy causes on the table. But here is the thing about this program — it costs the state nothing, it doesn’t shortchange other industries or departments, it creates work and jobs for Montanans, and it boosts the local economy. MT filmmakers and MT film businesses are leading and writing a new bill sponsored by Senator Hertz with bi-partisan support. It’s a bill that aims to better protect Montanan workers. According to an economic report from the Montana Film Office, the MEDIA Act has created over 1,000 full-time jobs in Montana in 2024, and has increased the total economic impact of the industry from $47.6 million in 2019 to $312.2 million in just the first eight months of 2024. The Montana Media Coalition hopes to protect jobs and we hope to keep telling stories in Montana by Montanans. No matter what industry you work in, most of us like a good movie or TV series to binge now and then! The MEDIA Act incentive comes up for review next year in Helena. We would greatly value your support by becoming a member. https://lnkd.in/ggwBVid3 #Montana #film #montanafilm #montanajobs #bigsky
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The Southern California Film Industry: Is It Really Back? We’ve heard the buzz—production in Southern California is supposedly making a comeback. While we’re hopeful, we remain cautiously optimistic. The Challenges: Permit fees are out of control. The state’s increasingly anti-film policies. New studios in Summerlin, Nevada, offering a competitive alternative. These factors make us believe the industry may never return to what it was. The reality is stark: many productions are seeking greener pastures, leaving behind the state that was once the heart of the film world. Golden State Lifeguards' Legacy: We cherished an incredible run, working with most major reality TV productions. From dynamic stunts to high-stakes challenges, our team ensured on-set safety every step of the way. Sadly, that chapter largely ended with the COVID lockdowns in 2020. We’ll keep adapting, just as we always have. Here's to a future filled with opportunities—whether in Southern California or beyond. #FilmIndustry #ProductionSafety #RealityTV #GoldenStateLifeguards #SouthernCalifornia #NevadaStudios #FilmProduction
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The Colorado Office of Film, Television and Media (COFTM) attracts and facilitates content creation in the state to generate economic growth. It promotes the state's film and television industry locally, nationally, and internationally while highlighting Colorado's unique rural areas.
It’s always exciting to see Colorado on the big screen—and it’s good for the economy too. When films, television shows and video games are made in our state, the productions hire local cast and crew and spend their budgets in local communities. And over 60% of filming takes place in rural areas outside of the Denver metro area. This year, the Colorado Film Incentive supported 527 Colorado hires and generated over $39 million in economic activity across the state, including $17 million in rural communities. Check out the full OEDIT 2024 Wrapped ?? https://lnkd.in/gC73UDpM
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This article does a great job of explaining how the film tax credit program works. Definitely worth the read!! #300MilPAFilm
"Dawn Keezer, executive director of the Pittsburgh Film Office, says Western Pennsylvania usually gets between five and seven Hollywood productions per year and set a record with 11 projects in 2021. With this and commercials shot here, the tax incentive brings $150 million into Western Pennsylvania’s economy. But, as she and state Sen. Camera Bartolotta, R-Washington County and a co-chair of the state Legislature’s Film Caucus with Sen. Jay Costa, D-Allegheny County, stressed, increasing the limit — or even uncapping it — could make that number jump." Find more amazing information about the benefits of raising the PA Film Tax Credit in the article below! Contact your local legislator and keep fighting for a $300 Million PA Film Tax Credit! #pghfilm #RATEDPGH #300MilPAFilm #lightscameraaction #budget #deadline #fight #support https://lnkd.in/eYdmZ4_q
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As I learned in film school at Long Beach State, Hollywood has always been the U.S.'s most successful and unique export. And the entertainment industry is an integral component of the Southern California economy. This article goes into depth on the challenges faced by the business post-runaway production, post-Covid and post-labor strikes and offers real insight into what must be done for Los Angeles to become the home of Hollywood once again. https://lnkd.in/gv9euPa7
