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The Los Angeles City Council committee is seeking incentives to address job loss and financial squeeze in the city's film industry.
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The Los Angeles City Council committee is seeking incentives to address job loss and financial squeeze in the city's film industry.
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The LA City Council committee is seeking incentives to combat job loss and financial strain in Hollywood.1 source
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The entities involved
- Hollywood
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State of California
government of the U.S. state of California
Related events
- Incentives are needed to revitalize the film industry in Los Angeles and Hollywood.
- The Hollywood industry is seeking a special tax carve-out from current caps.
- Santa Barbara County approved funding for a film incentive program to attract film production revenue.
- Hollywood advocates for federal tax incentives to revive the industry.
- David Ellison is actively working to strengthen Hollywood by lobbying Adam Schiff regarding tax incentives.