Is Florida's film industry making a comeback?

Yes, Florida's film industry is experiencing a resurgence with a wave of new film and TV projects returning to the Sunshine State.

What is driving the revival of Florida's film industry?

The revival is driven by renewed efforts from local film commissions, marketing organizations like Film Florida, and cities implementing their own production incentives.

Are there state tax incentives for filmmakers in Florida?

Florida's state tax incentive program expired in 2016, but local cities have introduced their own production incentives, and a "Florida Film Legacy" license plate supports industry production.

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Florida's Camera Roll: Production Boom Ignites State

16 Apr

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Summary

Florida's film industry is experiencing a resurgence with new projects across the state.
Local film commissions and marketing efforts drive the industry's revival.
Despite no state incentives, new local initiatives and a "Florida Film Legacy" license plate support production.

Florida's Camera Roll: Production Boom Ignites State

Florida's film industry is experiencing a notable resurgence, with a wave of new film and TV projects returning to the Sunshine State. Major cities like Miami, West Palm Beach, and Tampa are once again becoming popular filming locations. Productions such as "R.J. Decker" have filmed in Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, while Hallmark Channel recently shot a holiday movie at Disney World.