California has signed AB 2319, creating a $10 million tax credit for post‑production work performed in the state. The measure aims to keep scoring, editing and other post‑production jobs within California. It was passed by the state Assembly and Senate with wide margins.
California’s new tax credit reflects the state’s strategy to retain creative jobs and compete with other regions for post‑production work. By earmarking $10 million, lawmakers signal a targeted investment in the industry’s infrastructure. The measure’s passage with broad support underscores the sector’s importance to California’s economy.
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The bill creates a $10 million tax credit to keep post‑production jobs in California.
The bill was passed by wide margins
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