The governor signed a bill more than doubling the California Film and Television Tax Credit Program to $750 million to prevent productions from leaving for other states and countries with lower labor ...

LA County Supervisors heard from film, TV producers and location scouts supporting cutting fees and bringing back productions ...

TV and film production has been leaving the state for other locales with lower costs and more tax breaks.

What You Need To Know California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation Wednesday to expand the state's film and television production credit from $330 million to $750 million per year The application ...

The next spinoff of the popular “9-1-1” TV franchise is now filming in Nashville, highlighting Music City's growing film industry as productions are increasingly moving from the west coast.

The goal of the legislative Film Industry study committee remains "examining ways to boost the state’s efforts to recruit ...

The Center Square A new federal tax credit program tucked into a broader tax bill passed by Congress could significantly ...

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry recently signed into law Act 44, which aims to revitalize Louisiana's film industry after ...

The legislation, known as Act 44, comes after state lawmakers initially considered eliminating Louisiana’s long-standing tax ...

Mr. & Mrs. Smith is about to film its second season, and according to reports, season 2 will be filmed in Los Angeles County, ...