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Denmark Hopes To Attract Foreign TV & Films Shoots With $17.5M Production Rebate
DeadlineStory by Jesse Whittock
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Denmark launches a $17.5M production rebate to lure global TV and film shoots, challenging its Nordic rivals' dominance in the region.
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- Denmark's new rebate program aims to boost its visibility on the global production map, which has long been dominated by Sweden, Norway, and Finland.
- Industry insiders say the generous incentive could give Denmark an edge in attracting high-profile projects, especially with the country's picturesque landscapes and world-class studios.
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Sweden, Norway, Finland