The case for California's $750 million film and TV incentive

A commenter credits the increase from $330 million a year with bringing productions back, citing gains in feature-film shoot days and TV production in 2026.

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A commenter argues that California's annual film and TV incentive increase from $330 million to $750 million worked to bring productions back. They cite Q1 2026 feature-film shoot days up 52% and TV drama up 7%, plus Q2 TV production up 34% from Q1. They also say LA still has more soundstage space than any market in the world and argue that one studio would not be enough to draw crews to another state.

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