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Inside the Rush to Secure the Federal Film Tax Credit
The nationwide incentive could change the American film industry, but California could still fall behind as other states step up In front of the recently refurbished Alex Theatre in Glendale, Calif., flanked by Sen.
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The nationwide incentive could change the American film industry, but California could still fall behind as other states step up In front of the recently refurbished Alex Theatre in Glendale, Calif., flanked by Sen. Adam Schiff and a half-dozen fellow California House Democrats, Rep. Laura Friedman spoke of the urgent need to pass a federal film tax credit to provide a lifeline to hundreds of thousands of film and TV crew members who have struggled as Hollywood production has fled the country.
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