Workers in Nevada are urging lawmakers to pass film tax credits in order to attract more movie and television productions to the state. The workers, including production assistants, hair and makeup artists, and location scouts, say that passing these tax credits will create more job opportunities in the film industry and boost Nevada’s economy.
Currently, many productions choose to film in states like California and Georgia, which offer generous tax incentives to filmmakers. By passing film tax credits in Nevada, the workers believe that more productions will choose to film in the state, bringing in revenue and creating jobs for local workers.
The workers have been advocating for these tax credits for years, but have faced opposition from some lawmakers who argue that the credits are too costly for the state. However, the workers argue that the potential economic benefits of attracting more film productions far outweigh the costs of offering tax credits.
With the support of workers in the film industry and other stakeholders, the workers are hopeful that lawmakers will pass film tax credits in Nevada, paving the way for a booming film industry in the state.
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