LA Film Production Declines, New Incentives Offer Hope

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* ⁢ ⁤ Film Production in California: ‍ On-location film ⁢production in California continues to decline this summer, despite increased state investment in incentives.
* Incentive Program: California recently expanded its film and TV tax credit program to $750 million.
* Increased Applications: The California Film Commission (CFC) has seen a 400% increase in applications for the tax credit.
* Approved Projects: 22 TV projects were approved in‍ the first round of⁣ tax credits,expected to bring $1.1 billion⁤ in spending to California.
* Notable Projects: Approved ‍shows⁢ include new projects‍ from ‍Larry David and Dan Fogelman, as well as a renewal for “The Studio” (Apple TV+).
* Future Outlook: FilmLA is optimistic, noting early signs that the⁣ incentives are attracting productions.
* Image: The image ⁢shows Seymour Hersh ‌in a film called “Cover-Up”.