Yes, I Have an Entertainment Complex
The Sylva Herald has articles on a couple of enraging items. Think of all the poor taxpayers you know working junk jobs just to get the bills paid. Then, enjoy…
The Sylva Herald has articles on a couple of enraging items. Think of all the poor taxpayers you know working junk jobs just to get the bills paid. Then, enjoy…
View in your browser. The editors of The Fayetteville Observer are interested in the film industry and with storytelling in general. An example of the latter came to my attention…
View in your browser. North Carolina’s film tax incentives program has changed significantly. Formerly a refundable tax credit of 25 percent of qualifying production expenses capped at $20 million per…
That is how the film industry treats North Carolina’s film tax credit, as my newsletter discusses. With the tax credit, the state’s film industry is an economic dynamo, but it’s…
News from the Wall Street Journal: More than 80 movies featuring stars such as Jennifer Aniston, Tim Robbins and Michael Douglas have been filmed in Connecticut over the past seven…
Unlike the usual news stories about how a heavily subsidized industry is an amazing success story, today’s WRAL article about the state’s film credits was all about how the North…
Not to be outdone by solar, the film industry in North Carolina is performing a redoubtable Incentives Dance – and they’ve added a new twist on it by suggesting that…
The corporate-welfare addicted N.C. Film Council frets that Republicans might reduce the amount of feed available at the trough. And this is an industry Charlotte wants to embrace?
The Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI) held Locations Show 2012 last week. What is the AFCI Locations Show? According to the website, Locations Show 2012 creates the industry’s premier…
Live Blog The Wilmington Star-News touts state subsidies to movies. Not all of the money goes to movie stars, however, some of it goes to promoting the tax credits themselves.…
The House Commerce meets today and considers SB 943, Expand Film Credit, which increases the tax credit to film companies from 15 percent to 25 percent. All committee members have…
SB 943, a bill that would increase the current tax credit for film production from 15% to 25%, is being heard today for a second hearing in the Senate today…