Film editors are facing challenges. The Motion Picture Editors Guild is pushing for a new tax credit to support post-production work in the state. This effort aims to benefit the work of editors who play a crucial role in filmmaking.
A visual effects editor, Ryan Westphal, shared his experience, noting that his busiest years were from 2018 to 2023, with a peak period from 2021 to 2023 due to the demand for streaming content. He mentioned that this period was like a "gold rush" for the industry.
Further details about the proposed tax credit and its potential impact on the film editing industry are available from the source.
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