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  1. Central and Eastern Europe is establishing itself as a key film production hub, offering incentives and infrastructure, with historical ties to Hungarian immigrants.
  2. Hollywood is outsourcing production jobs to Hungary.

Film production is increasingly moving overseas, prompting advocacy for the restoration of film tax credits.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 7
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Film production is increasingly moving overseas, prompting advocacy for the restoration of film tax credits.

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  1. U.S. tax incentives are impacting the flow of international film production.Sub-event
  2. Paramount pledged to film in the US as Spencer Pratt lobbied Donald Trump against outsourcing to Hungary.Sub-event
  3. Advocacy for film tax credit restoration as production moves overseas to Hungary.1 source

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