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British Columbia to Hike Film Subsidy to Confront Production Decline
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scrn loglineLights, camera, action! British Columbia boosts film subsidies to lure back Hollywood's biggest stars and blockbuster productions.beat sheet- Premier David Eby announces a 28% hike in tax credits for international film/TV productions, from 28% to 36%, to battle sharp decline in BC's production levels
- The domestic tax credit will also get a boost, as BC scrambles to regain its status as a premier filming destination and compete with rivals like Ontario and Quebec
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British Columbia to Hike Film Subsidy to Confront Production Decline
VarietyStory by Gmaddaus
scrn logline
Lights, camera, action! British Columbia boosts film subsidies to lure back Hollywood's biggest stars and blockbuster productions.
beat sheet
- Premier David Eby announces a 28% hike in tax credits for international film/TV productions, from 28% to 36%, to battle sharp decline in BC's production levels
- The domestic tax credit will also get a boost, as BC scrambles to regain its status as a premier filming destination and compete with rivals like Ontario and Quebec
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