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Clueless Sequel, Rockford Files Reboot Secure Tax Breaks
10 Aug
Summary
- Nine TV projects received California tax incentives.
- These productions will generate $608 million in spending.
- Over 1,000 filming days are expected in the state.
California has awarded tax incentive grants to nine new television productions, significantly boosting the state's film and television industry. Among the notable projects receiving these incentives are the upcoming "Clueless" sequel series and a reboot of "The Rockford Files."
Other productions that will benefit from these awards include Jamie Lee Curtis' new series "Newlyweds," the Viola Davis-led "Ascent," and several other scripted and comedy series for various networks and streaming platforms. These nine projects collectively represent a substantial investment in the state's economy.
The initiative is projected to inject $608 million in direct production spending into California. Furthermore, these productions are anticipated to utilize over 1,000 filming days, solidifying the state's position as a prime location for television and film production.
