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San Diego County Approves $1.5 Million Film Production Rebate Program

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What happened

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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to move forward with the San Diego County Film Initiative. This initiative will create a $1.5 million annual production rebate program and establish a non-profit regional film office. The new office will promote the region, administer the rebate, and serve as a single point of contact for productions.

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Why it matters

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The program is designed to bolster film production within the region, addressing growing concern that film productions are moving away from California. The rebate and the regional office are intended to coordinate across jurisdictions and attract production investment.

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Who's involved

San Diego CountyThe county where the new film production rebate program will operate.
board of supervisorsThe governing body that approved the Film Initiative.

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