California Law Threatens Film and TV Production Incentives

A new bill signed into law in California on June 29 could prompt film and TV projects to relocate, despite the state's previous pledge of $750 million annually to Hollywood. Legislators are now seeking a solution to the issue.

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California Pledged $750 Million a Year to Hollywood. But a New Law Has a Big Catch

A new bill, signed into law on June 29, could persuade film and TV projects to take their business elsewhere. Legislators with ties to entertainment are scrambling for a solution.

By Katie Kilkenny

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California Law Threatens Film and TV Production Incentives

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