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San Francisco Incentives Attract Film Production Away from Los Angeles

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San Francisco's expanded film incentive program is attracting film productions away from Los Angeles. The final season of Netflix’s A Man on the Inside is being shot almost entirely in San Francisco, a production that is spending 28 days in the city and employing over 248 local crew members. The series previously filmed largely in Los Angeles.

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San Francisco's pro-business policies are successfully drawing film production away from Los Angeles. The expanded incentive program, which Mayor Daniel Lurie signed into law in February, is cited as a factor that could help bring more productions to the city.

Hollywood productions are reportedly leaving Los Angeles and the United States, citing struggles faced by companies like History for Hire Prop House.

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Who's involved

  • San FranciscoLocation benefiting from the expanded film incentive program.
  • Los AngelesLocation losing film production revenue to competitor incentives.
  • Daniel LurieChief executive of San Francisco, who signed the incentive program into law.

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