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  1. Council sets new film permitting system in response to industry needs.
  2. A committee has been formed to address the decline in film production due to high fees and strict permitting rules in Los Angeles.
  3. The Los Angeles City Council committee is seeking incentives to address job loss and financial squeeze in the city's film industry.
  4. The State of California is providing tax credits for film production and is now considering tax credits to support local news outlets.

BBC Studios seeks California tax credit to relocate ABC production

1 report, 1 independent Updated Thu 00:00
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BBC Studios is seeking a California tax credit to move the production of the ABC summer hit, *Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro*, to Los Angeles. The company filed the paperwork and is in Phase 2 of the application process. The show's first season was filmed in Brisbane, Australia, where it employed around 110 local cast and crew and contributed an estimated A$7.

From deadline.com

Why it matters

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The move is viewed as a potential benefit for the Los Angeles production community, which has recently seen other large-budget series relocate from the city. The pursuit of the tax credit is part of California's efforts to support film production and attract investment.

The State of California is offering tax credits for film production and is also considering incentives to support local news outlets.

From deadline.com

Who's involved

  • BBC StudiosBritish content company seeking a tax credit to relocate production.
  • ABCThe network whose summer hit production is being moved.
  • CaliforniaThe state offering the tax credit for film production.
  • BrisbaneThe location where the show's first season was filmed.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • HollywoodSpeculative

    The Hollywood industry might see increased production investment due to the attraction of the tax credit.

  • ABCSpeculative

    ABC might undergo an operational shift in its production location from Australia to California.

  • CaliforniaSpeculative

    California might gain new production investment through the receipt of a tax credit application.

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