Agencies and Producers Back U.S. Tax Incentive as ‘First Step’ Toward Hollywood Recovery
A coalition of Hollywood talent agencies and independent producers said Thursday that it supports the proposed U.S. tax incentive for film and TV production…
According to Variety, a coalition of Hollywood talent agencies and independent producers said Thursday that it supports the proposed U.S. tax incentive for film and TV production as a “first step,” but that more will need to be done to revive the industry.
The American Entertainment Alliance — which includes CAA, WME and UTA — is pushing for.
This entertainment story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Step’ Toward Hollywood, Producers Back U and Tax Incentive.
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