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Senate votes to extend state film tax credit
The state Senate has overwhelmingly approved a bill to continue funding California's film and television tax credit. The Senate vote last week was 32 to 2 in favor of extending two more years of funding for the tax credit. California sets aside $100...
Tags: Jerry Brown, Los Angeles Times, Credit and Debt, Cinema Industry
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Water board wraps chromium 6 investigation at Walt Disney Studios
The Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board has concluded an investigation into contamination on the site of the Walt Disney Studios, a senior board official said. The agency’s decision comes a day after The Times reported the board, along...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Environmental Politics, Los Angeles Times, Cancer, Water
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California Assembly approves state film, TV tax credit extension
The California Assembly overwhelmingly approved a bill that would preserve funding for the state's film and television tax credit. The Assembly voted 70-4 in favor of the bill, which extends funding for the program another two years, according to The...
Tags: Los Angeles Times, Politics, Credit and Debt, Taxation, Tax Credits
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Local TV production being lost to other states
The five broadcast television networks will be rolling out 23 new one-hour dramas for the upcoming season. That would normally be good business for Hollywood's hometown industry — with bookings for soundstages and plenty of work for the costumers,...
Tags: Desperate Housewives (tv program), Los Angeles Times, Television Networks, Television, CSI (tv program)
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Warner Bros. is a big spender in L.A. County: $4 billion a year
On a typical day, Kun Lee, owner of Bake It Again Sam, prepares 360 bagels and 240 muffins for his famous customer across the street. And that's not counting the scrambled eggs, sandwiches, quesadillas, cookies and specialty order birthday cakes he...
Tags: Harry Potter (fictional character), Pretty Little Liars (tv program), 2 Broke Girls (tv program), The Big Bang Theory (tv program), Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc.
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Milken Institute study: Strengths, weakness in California film tax credits
California's film tax credit program has helped to stem the flight of movies and TV shows since it was enacted in 2009, but would be more effective with more funding and fewer restrictions on the types of projects that can qualify, a new study concludes....
Tags: Los Angeles Times, Politics, Credit and Debt, Taxation, Tax Credits
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Disney starts production of "Maleficent" in London
Walt Disney Studios has begun filming its live-action fairy tale "Maleficent," starring Angelina Jolie, in London. Disney said Tuesday that production began last week on the movie, billed as the untold story of the villainess from the 1959 Disney classic...
Tags: Miranda Richardson, On the Road (movie), Elle Fanning, Angelina Jolie, Los Angeles Times
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DreamWorks Animation beats expectations despite 40% profit drop
DreamWorks Animation posted a nearly 40% drop in profit in the first quarter while revenue remained virtually flat. For the three months ended March 31, the Glendale studio posted net income of $5.6 million, or 7 cents a share, on revenue of $135 million....
Tags: DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated, Earnings
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DreamWorks Animation sends its characters to Macao
DreamWorks Animation is placing another bet in China. The Glendale studio is partnering with one of Asia's largest resort operators to bring its characters to Macao. Dreamworks has signed a deal with Sands China, a subsidiary of the company that...
Tags: China, DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated
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Oriental DreamWorks and Chinese partners announce Tibet movie
Filmmakers doing business in China are often advised to avoid the three Ts, as in Taiwan, Tibet and Tiananmen Square. But that warning doesn't apply if you happen to be Jeffrey Katzenberg, the animation mogul who has been at the forefront of Hollywood's...
Tags: China, DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated
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DreamWorks Animation takes $87 million write-down on 'Guardians'
DreamWorks Animation SKG said it would take an $87-million charge on last year's holiday movie "Rise of the Guardians," marking the largest write-down the studio has ever taken for one of its own movies. Analysts had estimated that the studio would take...
Tags: Holidays, Skyfall (movie), Shrek (fictional character), DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated, Wreck-It Ralph (movie)
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DreamWorks Animation licenses characters for Russia theme parks
DreamWorks Animation SKG is licensing its movie characters for various theme parks being developed in Russia, an increasingly important market for the Glendale-based studio. The creator of the "Shrek," "Madagascar" and "Kung Fu Panda" franchises said it...
Tags: Gardens and Parks, Tourism and Leisure, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, DreamWorks Animation SKG Incorporated, Los Angeles Times
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