Animated productions are emerging as a force in California's film and TV tax credit program. Four animated titles from Disney, DreamWorks and Pixar nabbed $71.6 million to shoot in the state, the ...
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California is continuing its push to bring animation production back to the state, with a new round of tax credits that now includes animated features alongside live-action projects. Governor Gavin ...
You love to see it. Animated features accounted for 59% of the California Film Commission’s tax credits awarded to major studio films in the latest round of the state’s expanded Film & Television Tax ...
Walt Disney Co.'s "Phineas and Ferb," "The Simpsons Movie 2" and an untitled DreamWorks movie are the first animated feature films to receive a California tax credit under the state's updated ...
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