Committee advances updated Film SF rebate to make city more competitive for productions The Budget & Finance Committee voted 3'0'00 to forward an ordinance that restructures the city's film rebate into a tiered program (10% up to $1M local spend; 20% above; 100% city fee rebate), raises the cap to $1M and requires a minimum five days of principal photography in San Francisco.

San Francisco is revamping its film incentive program to attract more productions and boost the local economy with a new tiered rebate structure!

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Utah Legislature Evaluates Impact of Film Incentive Programs on Economic Development Economic analysis reveals mixed returns on Utah's film incentive programs for local jobs.

Utah's economic future hangs in the balance as lawmakers weigh the effectiveness of job creation and film incentive programs—will they spark growth or face cuts?

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