Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs CA Postproduction Tax Credit Into Law
The bill, AB 2319, rewards productions that locate their scoring, editing or other kinds of post work in the state.
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WorldPingUPDATE, with CAA statement: The Motion Picture Editors Guild is praising California’s bill offering tax incentives for productions that shoot outside the state but bring their post work to California.
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Read the full report at DeadlineThe bill, AB 2319, rewards productions that locate their scoring, editing or other kinds of post work in the state.
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