As California's post production tax credit is celebrated, a federal credit could be a game changer

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Marielle Abaunza, left, executive vice president of business development at Signature Post in Burbank and Monica Levinson, a longtime Hollywood producer, in one of the facility's mix stages. (Adolfo Guzman-Lopez / LAist) At Signature Post in Burbank, Mariella Abaunza, the post-production company’...

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