Ryan Gosling movie among 9 films lured by state tax credits

In a major win for the local movie and TV production industries, California has extended the state’s film tax incentive program to 2025, adding five years to the program that has helped stem the tide of runaway productions to states including Georgia, Louisiana and New York.

This movies are part of the first round of film projects selected for California’s latest dispersion of film and television tax credits, which went into effect July 1 and drew 81 applicants. “After announcing two relocating TV series earlier this month, our new tax credit program continues to get off to a great start with today’s list of film projects,” California Film Commission Executive Director Colleen Bell said in a statement.on resuming filming. Most of the filming in Los Angeles County has been limited to smaller-scale productions, primarily commercials and TV programs shooting on sound stages.

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