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Greater Erie Film Office
PENNSYLVANIA FILM TAX CREDIT INCENTIVE
Pennsylvania will provide up to a 25% Film Production Tax Credit for film production expenses incurred in the Commonwealth. In order to qualify for the tax credit, 60 percent of the total production expenses must be incurred in Pennsylvania. A qualified PA expense is a production expense that is subject to PA taxes. There are no per project minimums and no per project caps. Qualified projects will be awarded credits available under the $60 million tax credit. Applications will be considered in the order in which they are received.
Eligibility
Projects eligible for tax credits under the Program include: the production of a feature film, a television film, a television talk or game show series, a television commercial, a television pilot or each episode of a television series intended as programming for a national audience.
Terms
Applications may be filed no sooner than 90 days prior to the start date of principal photography in the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth will be reviewing and approving application packages within a 90 day period: July 1st through September 30th; October 1st through December 31st; January 1st through March 31st; and April 1st through June 30th.
FREE USE OF STATE-OWNED PROPERTY
Except for extraordinary activities, no department or agency of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania may charge a fee or other cost, except the actual costs incurred by the affected department or agency, for the use of State-owned property for the purpose of making commercial motion pictures.
Pennsylvania will provide up to a 25% Film Production Tax Credit for film production expenses incurred in the Commonwealth. In order to qualify for the tax credit, 60 percent of the total production expenses must be incurred in Pennsylvania. A qualified PA expense is a production expense that is subject to PA taxes. There are no per project minimums and no per project caps. Qualified projects will be awarded credits available under the $60 million tax credit. Applications will be considered in the order in which they are received.
Eligibility
Projects eligible for tax credits under the Program include: the production of a feature film, a television film, a television talk or game show series, a television commercial, a television pilot or each episode of a television series intended as programming for a national audience.
Terms
Applications may be filed no sooner than 90 days prior to the start date of principal photography in the Commonwealth. The Commonwealth will be reviewing and approving application packages within a 90 day period: July 1st through September 30th; October 1st through December 31st; January 1st through March 31st; and April 1st through June 30th.
FREE USE OF STATE-OWNED PROPERTY
Except for extraordinary activities, no department or agency of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania may charge a fee or other cost, except the actual costs incurred by the affected department or agency, for the use of State-owned property for the purpose of making commercial motion pictures.
The Greater Erie Film Office fosters awareness, appreciation, and understanding of the art of film while providing assistance, support, and education for regional film production.
Since 2014, The Greater Erie Film Office (GEFO) has been Northwestern Pennsylvania's only State recognized film office with Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI) membership and credentials. They want to rely on a local film commissioner who truly understands their needs and can make filming in the region a success. Offering unique local insights coupled with global production capabilities, the AFCI and its more than 300 Member Film Commissions are consistently regarded by the industry as top-notch, trusted resources. The Greater Erie Film Office is devoted to the business of facilitating film and television production activity, which generates billions of dollars annually. We provide invaluable tools for industry decision makers searching for the right location, production resources, and getting the most for every dollar spent.
Since 2014, The Greater Erie Film Office (GEFO) has been Northwestern Pennsylvania's only State recognized film office with Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI) membership and credentials. They want to rely on a local film commissioner who truly understands their needs and can make filming in the region a success. Offering unique local insights coupled with global production capabilities, the AFCI and its more than 300 Member Film Commissions are consistently regarded by the industry as top-notch, trusted resources. The Greater Erie Film Office is devoted to the business of facilitating film and television production activity, which generates billions of dollars annually. We provide invaluable tools for industry decision makers searching for the right location, production resources, and getting the most for every dollar spent.
Northeast Pennsylvania Regional Film Office
The State of Pennsylvania has a Tax Incentive program for projects looking to shoot in the Commonwealth. In addition all state lands are available to use for projects at no cost (they do require a permit). With amazing locations throughout the State, Pennsylvania has the perfect mix of talent for any production. Northeastern Pennsylvania is generally permit free and the local communities are supportive of the industry.
The NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA REGIONAL FILM OFFICE is dedicated to developing and sustaining the film and media industry in Northeastern Pennsylvania. We provide assistance for individuals and organizations engaged in film, television, advertising, documentary, corporate video, video gaming and still photography production in the state.
Pennsylvania Film Office
Pennsylvania offers a 25% Tax Credit to films that spend at least 60% of their total production budget in the Commonwealth.
The Pennsylvania Film Office assist production looking for locations and filming in the Commonwealth.
Philadelphia - Greater Philadelphia Film Office
Pennsylvania offers a 25% Tax Credit to films that spend at least 60% of their total production budget in the Commonwealth. Projects eligible for Film Tax Credits under the Program are: the production of a feature film, a television film, a television talk or game show series, a television commercial, a television pilot or each episode of a television series intended as a programming for a national audience. Applications may be filed no sooner than 90 days prior to the start date of principal photography in the Commonwealth. We will be reviewing and approving application packages within a 90 day period: July 1st through September 30th; October 1st through December 31st; January 1st through March 31st; and April 1st through June 30th. Film Tax Credit Guidelines 2016
The Greater Philadelphia Film Office (GPFO) is a "film commission" representing southeastern Pennsylvania that officially serves the counties of Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh Film Office
The Pittsburgh Film Office markets the greater Southwestern Pennsylvania region as a great location for movie, television, and commercial productions. Since its inception in 1990, the PFO has assisted more than 135 feature films and television productions to Southwestern Pennsylvania. These productions have brought in one billion dollars, making a significant economic impact in our region.
To facilitate filming in the Pittsburgh area, the PFO provides information on the region, locations, vendors, and crew; and coordinates government and business offices in support of a production. It also serves as a conduit for information, providing assistance to local filmmakers and the local film industry throughout the region.
To facilitate filming in the Pittsburgh area, the PFO provides information on the region, locations, vendors, and crew; and coordinates government and business offices in support of a production. It also serves as a conduit for information, providing assistance to local filmmakers and the local film industry throughout the region.
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