
California Senate Passes Post-Production Tax Bill; Newsom Must Act
SB 2319 cleared the California State Senate 33-5, creating a dedicated post-production tax incentive as the L.A. film industry continues to shrink.

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SB 2319 cleared the California State Senate 33-5, creating a dedicated post-production tax incentive as the L.A. film industry continues to shrink.

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