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OFFICIAL

Motion Picture Association models a U.S. federal production incentive from 2027 through 2035

The MPA published a commissioned study September 15 comparing two 2027–2035 scenarios: one without a federal incentive and one in which an incentive starts in 2027. The model measures the proposed policy's additional production spending, economic activity, jobs and labor income. Its publication does not mean Congress has introduced or enacted the measure, and the projected benefits depend on assumptions selected for research sponsored by an interested trade group.

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IATSE says a bipartisan congressional coalition is drafting a federal screen-production incentive

In a September 1 statement welcoming President Donald Trump's support for a federal film and television production incentive, IATSE said it is working with special ambassador Jon Voight, industry stakeholders and a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers to draft, introduce and pass legislation. The union names no bill number, sponsors, rate, budget, eligibility rules or introduction date, so the statement confirms advocacy and claimed drafting activity—not agreed text or likely enactment.

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Donald Trump urges Congress to create a federal U.S. film and television production incentive

President Donald Trump said August 31 that meetings were being arranged with leaders of both parties and called on Congress to craft legislation immediately for a federal production incentive. Motion Picture Association president Charles Rivkin welcomed the support and promised to work with the White House and Congress. No bill, sponsor, rate, eligibility rules or budget score has been announced, so the statement is political backing rather than enacted assistance.

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