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How States Are Wooing Back Film Productions Fleeing Overseas
IndieWireStory by Brian Welk
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States get creative to lure back film productions fleeing overseas with new strategies and policy changes
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- New Mexico plans to build a massive $400 million film studio complex to attract big-budget projects
- Georgia is lobbying Congress for a national film office to simplify the patchwork of state incentives
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New Mexico, Georgia