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Provides a 20-30% tax credit for companies that spend $500,000 or more on production and post-production in Georgia, either in a single production or on multiple projects. The financial incentive has positioned Georgia as a leading location for film production.$

Part of the Australian Screen Production Incentive that provides a tax rebate of 40% for feature films and 20% for other eligible formats of production, incentivizing film production within Australia.

Offers a rebate of up to 35% for foreign productions with a qualifying South African spend, as part of efforts to attract foreign filmmakers and to boost the local economy through film production.

A federal tax credit that provides a 16% rebate on qualified Canadian labor expenditures to foreign producers. The intent is to attract foreign film production companies to Canada, thereby boosting the local economy.

A refundable credit of 30% on qualified production costs for companies that produce feature films, television series, relocated television series, television pilots, films for television, and/or movies of the week in New York.

Offers tax credits based on qualified expenditures for eligible productions shot in California, with the goal to keep film jobs in the state. Credits are allocated based on the type of production and range from 20% to 25%.

Provides a 30% tax rebate to international productions that spend at least €250,000 or 50% of their total budget on French territory, aiming to make France a competitive location for filming.

Offers a tax credit of up to 40% on eligible in-state expenditures, including resident and non-resident labor, aimed at increasing the competitiveness of Louisiana in the film industry.

Section 181 of the IRS code allows investors in qualified film or television productions to deduct 100% of their investment against their taxable income in the year the money is spent. This incentivizes investment in the domestic film industry and often influences decisions on where to shoot a production.

Provides a grant of up to 20% of qualifying expenditures for domestic and international producers who spend at least 25% of their production budget in Germany or spend at least 1 million euros in Germany on their total production costs.

Offers international and domestic producers grants of up to 40% of the qualifying production expenditure to undertake screen production in New Zealand, promoting the country as a world-class filming destination.