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‘Baywatch’ Reboot To Film In Los Angeles After Fox Secures $21.1M California Tax Credit
Baywatch is returning to its roots. Fox’s upcoming reboot will film in the Los Angeles area — with the historic Venice Lifeguard Operations Station as a main backdrop — after the series scored a $21.1 million (40%) tax credit from the California Film Commission.
Staying in L.A. was always the…
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‘The Night Agent’ Moving To Los Angeles For Season 4 With Tax Credit, Signaling Likely Netflix Renewal
The Night Agent is on the move — and closing in on a Season 4 renewal in the process. Netflix’s popular action thriller, from Sony Pictures Television, has secured a $31.6 million (40%) California tax credit to relocate to Los Angeles, paving the way for a Season 4 greenlight. (A fourth season has…
Dan Goor & Luke Del Tredici’s PI Comedy Takes Step Toward NBC Pilot Order With California Tax Credit
Already considered a sure thing for a pilot greenlight, NBC’s single-camera comedy from Brooklyn Nine-Nine co-creator/executive producer Dan Goor and executive producer Luke Del Tredici may have sealed the deal with a $1.4 million tax credit from the California Film Commission to shoot the pilot in…
‘Fallout,’ More ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’ & ‘Forever’ Among Latest California TV Tax Credits Winners As State Awards $313M To 17 Shows
Mr Smith went to Washington a long time ago, but Mr. & Mrs. Smith is finally coming to California now.
Along with the third season of blockbuster Fallout and a second season of Netflix’s Forever, the postponed second season of the Amazon spy couple series is among the 17 shows that Thursday were…
Producer Scott Budnick Details How Hollywood Got California Lawmakers To Agree On Film & TV Tax Credit Program Expansion
The California production community will be keeping a close eye on the state Capitol on Friday as lawmakers are set to seal the deal on the expansion to the Film & TV Tax Credit Program, offering some crucial amendments to the current initiative and boosting its funding to $750 million…
UK Culture Minister Chris Bryant Downplays Likelihood Of Improvements To High-End TV Tax Credit
EXCLUSIVE: UK Culture Minister Chris Bryant has downplayed the likelihood of the Labour government improving the UK’s high-end TV (HETV) tax credit following calls from across the industry.
Speaking to Deadline, Bryant said the tax rebate situation is being “kept under review” but is a matter…
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California Legislators Approve $750M Funding For Film & TV Tax Credit Program
The news that Tinseltown has been waiting to hear has finally come: California lawmakers have approved Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposal to allocate $750M annually to the Film & TV Tax Credit Program.
Deadline understands that a formal vote will be held Friday on the trailer bill to make it…
California Film & TV Tax Credit Funding Still In Flux; Filmmakers Encourage Legislators To Support $750M Expansion As Budget Negotiations Continue
California lawmakers have about one week left to lock in the state’s annual budget with billions of dollars of funding decisions still to be made. Among them is Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposed expansion for the Film & TV Tax Credit Program — and some prominent filmmakers are asking legislative leaders…
Secret Netflix Movie That Landed Lofty California Tax Credit Is Likely Brad Pitt’s ‘Adventures Of Cliff Booth’ – The Dish
EXCLUSIVE: Glaringly displayed in broad daylight Monday on the list of movies receiving the latest round of California film-tax credits was an untitled Netflix movie receiving a massive $20 million. Sources tell us that it’s the David Fincher-directed, Brad Pitt-starring The Adventures of Cliff Booth…
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Heidi Fleiss Biopic, ‘One Of Them Days’ Sequel And Ang Lee’s Latest Among 48 Films Awarded $96M In California Tax Incentives
California Gov. Gavin Newsom's aim to boost the state’s film and television tax incentives program to $750 million annually is on the legislative precipice of coming true, but for the Issa Rae-produced One of These Days sequel, a biopic of infamous Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss, a mystery Netflix proje…
‘Trom’ Creator Proposes “Independent Premium Tier” UK Tax Credit That Would Support Shows Made For Less Than £1M Per Hour
EXCLUSIVE: The creator of Nordic drama Trom, who helped pave the way for the game-changing Faroe Islands tax credit, has proposed an “independent premium tier” UK credit that would “better reflect how great TV is actually made in 2025.”
Speaking to Deadline, Torfinnur Jákupsson joined the…
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Denmark Hopes To Attract Foreign TV & Film Shoots With $17.5M Production Rebate
Denmark has long trailed its Nordic neighbors in attracting foreign shoots to its shores, but that might be about to change.
The country’s government is to introduce a production rebate scheme worth 125M krone ($17.5M) to overseas productions. Expected to launch in 2026, the hope is it will be put…
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