Californians for TV and Film Jobs

.@NBCTimeless employs 250 cast, 220 crew & 3,000 extras, supporting $40M in wages to workers and payments to CA vendors! Just another bit.ly/2w3QdT2

Did you know, the film @WrinkleInTime contributed more than $40.2M in wages to nearly 4,000 local workers thanks to California’s TV and film incentive program?

Did you know, productions that provide the most “below-the line” jobs, including equipment operators, assistants, crafts people, and other laborers are more favored to receive the TV and film production incentive?

.@BallersHBO invested over $8 million into the California economy by directly supporting transportation and rental companies, drivers, catering, materials, supplies and permits. bit.ly/2Hlbz26

Fun Fact Friday: Each year an average of 60 to 70 film permits are issued in Sacramento alone. California’s diverse geography along with the TV and film production incentive makes it appealing for productions to film across the state, not just in LA.

Productions that receive California’s #TV & #film production incentive must participate in career readiness programs such as internships, externship, workshops and events, which help to grow CA's skilled workforce and help the industry continue to thrive. cafortvfilmjobs.com/aboutus/

California’s strong labor force has kept the state a leader in the #TV and #film industry, investing over $21 billion in wages, and is home to over half the motion picture production jobs in the U.S.

California’s small businesses - from mom-and-pop stores to local coffee shops - benefit from the state’s TV and film production incentive from the crews and tourism these productions bring in.

It’s myth vs. fact Monday! True story: the #TV & #film production incentive program in CA has generated billions in local wages, supported thousands of local jobs and has helped local businesses thrive! bit.ly/2HKCj9x

Fun Fact Friday: @NBCThisisUs generated more than $61.5 million in economic activity and paid more than $27 million in wages to more than 2,000 local workers in its first season. bit.ly/2Lb7QUf

Productions receiving the California #TV and #film production incentive have contributed more than $5.2 billion in direct spending in California, including $2.0 billion in qualified wages and $1.5 billion spent with CA businesses. cafortvfilmjobs.com/aboutus/

We are a group of 150+ local businesses and members of the community who support the #TV and #film production industry and appreciate the California Film and TV Production tax credit because it ensures our businesses grow. Learn more: cafortvfilmjobs.com/who-we-are/

The TV and film production incentive program has brought several established TV series, including ‘American Horror Story’ and ‘Veep’, to CA from out-of-state locations - generating projected in-state spending worth $891 million. Learn more: bit.ly/2Lb7QUf

#DYK California’s #TV and #film production incentive program helps draw productions to all parts of the state, not just Los Angeles? The diversity in filming locations in California allows productions to film a wide range of sceneries all within close proximity of each other.

The Film and Television Industry is a cornerstone of California’s economy and the #TV and #film production incentive program is an essential component of ensuring that the industry continues to thrive in California. Learn more: cafortvfilmjobs.com/aboutus/

For every $1 in production tax credit issued, economic activity in California increases by $19.12, labor income increases by $7.15, state GDP increases by $9.48, and $1.11 is returned to the local and state government. bit.ly/2w3QdT2

#TriviaTuesday Learn more: bit.ly/2w3QdT2

@NBCThisisUs generated more than $61.5 million in economic activity and paid more than $27 million in wages to more than 2,000 local workers in its first season. bit.ly/2Lb7QUf

#TriviaTuesday Did you know a total of 15 series have moved their productions to California thanks to its production tax incentive? @SneakyPeteTV, @LegionFX, and @BallersHBO are just a few. bit.ly/2LjQHva

In the 200 days @WrinkleInTime spent in California, the production generated $110 million in local economic activity. Learn more about the success of the state’s production incentive: bit.ly/2rsVnCs