California is bolstering its film and television tax incentive programs in an effort to retain production work. Governor Newsom recently signed legislation designed to protect existing credits, simplify their use, and extend them to post-production roles like editing and scoring, as other regions have aggressively courted this business. This move signals a broader concern within the state about maintaining its dominance in the entertainment industry, particularly as major studios consider relocating operations.
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