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35 new film projects to get California's tax credits
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· October 7, 2026
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Key points Most of the selected projects are independent, with 20 having budgets under $10 million. Governor Gavin Newsom announced that 35 film projects will receive tax credits.
Governor Gavin Newsom announced that 35 film projects will receive tax credits. The projects include the next installment in the "Friday" franchise and other independent productions. Most of the selected projects are independent, with 20 having budgets under $10 million.
The California Film Commission's program aims to support grassroots creativity. The selected projects showcase a mix of new and iconic stories. Beloved franchises are also part of the lineup, although details about the projects are limited.
Further information about the selected film projects and the tax credit program is available from the California Film Commission. The program's latest round of awards highlights the state's support for filmmaking and its cultural legacy.
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