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As California looks to boost its annual film tax credit to $750 million, serious competition is coming from across the pond. Ireland isn’t just offering stunning landscapes and world-class crews—it’s backing productions with one of the most competitive tax incentives in the world. At SXSW, Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin joined Cinetic CEO John Sloss, […]

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Northern Ontario just got a production boost with the opening of White Owl Film Studios, a state-of-the-art facility that stands as the largest Indigenous-led film studio in Canada. Located on Wahnapitae First Nation land near Sudbury, this 20,000-square-foot facility with 64-foot ceilings is designed to accommodate high-end productions, providing a much-needed year-round shooting space for […]

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In a significant move for London’s production landscape, Garden Studios has unveiled four new sound stages, effectively doubling its capacity and solidifying its position as one of the largest production campus in central London. This expansion brings the facility’s total to eight stages, encompassing 98,000 square feet of stage space, complemented by 90,000 square feet […]

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Connecticut’s film and television industry is pushing back hard against Governor Ned Lamont’s proposed reduction of the state’s 30% production tax credit, warning that the cut could drive business—and jobs—out of the state. The proposed adjustment, which would lower the top incentive rate to 25%, has been met with resistance from industry leaders who argue […]

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Las Vegas is poised to become a major film and television production hub as Warner Bros. Discovery and Sony Pictures have announced a partnership to develop Summerlin Studios, a large-scale production campus in collaboration with Howard Hughes Holdings. The deal marks a significant step forward for Nevada’s entertainment industry, contingent on the passage of AB […]

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Utah is doubling down on its reputation as a prime filming destination, with five new productions securing state film incentives—bringing an estimated $12.6 million in economic impact and over 400 new jobs to the region. The latest round of approvals will see productions shooting in Grand, Salt Lake, San Juan, Summit, and Wasatch counties, reinforcing […]

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Oklahoma is making a bold play to cement itself as a major player in the film and television industry, building on the success of its $30 million annual rebate program. With a growing roster of productions—from Hollywood blockbusters to independent features—state officials are pushing to expand incentives, ensuring that Oklahoma continues to attract top-tier talent […]

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Spain has officially entered the global virtual production race with the launch of Coruña Immersive Studio (CEI), the country’s largest and most advanced LED volume. Featuring a 92-foot-wide LED wall, a 1,076-square-foot LED ceiling, and two movable LED totems, this state-of-the-art facility in A Coruña, Galicia is set to become a premier destination for film, […]

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Pennsylvania’s film industry is making a strong case for expansion as it continues to attract major productions, bolster local economies, and provide thousands of jobs. With high-profile projects like Mayor of Kingstown pumping millions into the state, industry leaders are urging lawmakers to triple Pennsylvania’s film tax credit to remain competitive with neighboring states. The […]

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Hollywood’s production output continues to see significant contraction, with new data confirming a sharp drop in total TV episodes, hours, and series produced in 2023 and 2024. While streamers and studios recalibrate their content strategies post-Peak TV, theatrical releases have ticked upward, reflecting a shifting industry dynamic. The Decline of  TV Content According to a […]

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