A report commissioned by the studio trade group the Motion Picture Association projected that a federal tax credit could sustain roughly 143,500 full-time equivalent jobs annually.
Release schedules, box office and industry deals show where audience attention and studio money are moving next.
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Why Should Hollywood Get a Federal Tax Credit? Nearly $250 Billion Is On the Table, Study Says
MPA Projects Federal Film Incentive Would Double U.S. Production and Create 143,500 Jobs
Industry Unites Behind U.S. Production Incentive As New Study Predicts Windfall In Jobs And Spending
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