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Georgia is one of the few states in the United States with a ‘production-friendly’ tax incentive program, and many projects get filmed in the Peach State.

In the final days of this year’s legislative session, New Mexico lawmakers tacked big changes to a state film incentive program onto an omnibus tax bill before sending it on to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s desk for final approval.

Louisiana lawmakers passed a bill in the House that would extend the state's motion picture tax credit program until 2035.

Louisiana’s groundbreaking Motion Picture Production Program gives a tax credit of up to 40% and covers a portion of the costs for a range of needs.

For over 100 years Illinois has supported the film industry and thanks to recently passed legislation, the state stands to attract bigger productions and create thousands of jobs.

Read about the Economic Impact of Connecticut’s Digital Media & Motion Picture Tax Credit, Digital Animation Production Company Tax Credit and the Infrastructure Tax Credit.

Read the Economic Impact of the New Mexico Film Production Tax Credit Study for the New Mexico Film Office.

The purpose of this ongoing report is to provide a more comprehensive picture of “behind the scenes” production activity on certified sound stages in Los Angeles County.

In this report, FilmLA details how Los Angeles Area Filming has recovered to Pre-Pandemic Levels in 2022.

In this report, the FilmLA objective is to provide a fuller picture of filming locations utilized in the production of all feature films, not just top-grossing films. The focus of this study is U.S.-produced, live-action, English-language features (“narrative features”).

FilmLA’s 2020 Television Report is the latest and final installment of a decade-long longitudinal study of the number of television series available for viewing across broadcast, cable and (later) streaming platforms.

FilmLA’s 2021 Television Report is the latest and final installment of a decade-long longitudinal study of the number of television series available for viewing across broadcast, cable and (later) streaming platforms.

The purpose of this ongoing report is to provide a more comprehensive picture of “behind the scenes” production activity on certified sound stages in Los Angeles County.

A look at how the film industry is fairing in Southern Nevada and A-list actor Mark Wahlberg’s plan to make Las Vegas “Hollywood 2.0” happen.

The streaming wars are spurring a content surge that is driving a demand for production space across Los Angeles.

Did you know Heineken beer paid $45 million to be in James Bond Skyfall? Read Erics report about the growing $23B industry of embedded marketing.

How the demand for original content is driving shortage of supply of physical production space in production hubs.

With unprecedented levels of global screen production, incentives have become more crucial than ever.

Las Vegas has become one of the most well-known entertainment cities in the world. But what is it about the city that has enthralled a world of viewers, and what does its film legacy actually mean?