Filmed in New York, Hold the Taxis and Radiators

Published On Oct 13, 2024, 3:00 AM

The article discusses the independent film "Rosemead," which was filmed mostly in New York despite being set in California. The production team chose New York to take advantage of tax incentives, which significantly reduce filming costs. This decision adds creative challenges, as the crew must hide New York's recognizable features to maintain the film's California setting. It highlights broader trends in the film industry where tax credits influence filming locations, impacting local economies and creative processes in filmmaking.

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The choice of New York over California for filming due to tax credits illustrates a growing trend where financial incentives drive production decisions. This trend indicates a potential increase in demand for investment in states offering robust tax incentives for film production. Additionally, the film industry as a whole could see increased activity in regions that provide favorable tax conditions, boosting related businesses.

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