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California Boosts Filming with $256M Tax Credit Program

8/28/2025

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California's tax credit program allocated $256 million to 22 TV productions to boost local filming post-strikes.
Hulu's "The Land" received the largest share at nearly $43 million, followed by "The Studio" at $13 million.
The initiative is expected to create 6,500 jobs and generate $1.1 billion in economic activity.
Filming will mainly take place in Los Angeles, with some projects moving from states like Texas.
Governor Newsom highlighted the program's support for middle-class workers and small businesses in California.

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California's tax credit program allocated $256 million to 22 TV productions to boost local filming post-strikes.
Hulu's "The Land" received the largest share at nearly $43 million, followed by "The Studio" at $13 million.
The initiative is expected to create 6,500 jobs and generate $1.1 billion in economic activity.
Filming will mainly take place in Los Angeles, with some projects moving from states like Texas.
Governor Newsom highlighted the program's support for middle-class workers and small businesses in California.