The legislation builds on a 2025 program expansion that more than doubled available tax credits from $330 million to $750 million to include more animated productions. Those prior changes supported 170 projects projected to generate more than $6.6 billion in economic activity and support nearly 35,000 cast and crew jobs across California.
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Gavin Newsom Signs First California Post Production Tax Credit in Film Program Expansion
Culture31 days ago
A new state law signed Sept. 19 provides dedicated financial incentives for workers in the final stages of movie and series creation. Governor Gavin Newsom approved the legislation to provide support for post production staff and extend the existing film and television credit program, marking the first time the state has offered a standalone credit for these roles.
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