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Federal Film Incentive Bill Could Boost Texas Production Industry

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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What happened

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U.S. Representative Nathaniel Moran, who represents East Texas, is collaborating with California Democratic Rep. Linda Sanchez on a new federal film incentive bill. The proposal would offer a 20% federal incentive for film and television production labor, which could reach 30% with additional bonuses. This federal incentive could potentially be stacked on top of Texas's existing state incentives.

From kbat.com

Why it matters

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The legislation could make Texas considerably more competitive in attracting American film and television productions compared to locations like Canada and the United Kingdom. Texas has already made a substantial investment in its own film incentive program, which can reach up to 31% of eligible in-state spending.

From kbat.com

Who's involved

  • Nathaniel MoranU.S. Representative from East Texas working on the film incentive legislation
  • TexasState where the proposed federal and state incentives would apply

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • East TexasSpeculative

    East Texas may benefit from increased production activity in the region.

  • Smith CountySpeculative

    Smith County could see increased local spending from film production crews and hotels.

  • TylerSpeculative

    Tyler could see increased local spending from film production crews and hotels.

  • Origin BankSpeculative

    Origin Bank might see increased local banking revenue from regional economic activity spurred by film production.

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