"The program has been building since the first incentives were passed in 2002." id.
See Also:
THE HISTORY OF THE "BONNIE AND CLYDE" MOVIE and the posts linked thereunder
Monday, January 9, 2012
STATUS ON MOVIE TAX CREDITS IN LOUISIANA
Preliminary figures for 2011, reported by the Times-Picayune in New Orleans, show that more than 150 applications for the movie tax incentive program were filed with Louisiana Entertainment (up from 141 in 2010) with budgets totaling about $1.9 billion (up from $1.4 billion). (See: "Beads & Boos: LSU has put a smile on Louisiana's game face all season").
"The program has been building since the first incentives were passed in 2002." id.
And let's not forget the hard work of Alexandria Mayor Jacques Roy and Bill Hess to land Cypress Moon's "Bonnie and Clyde" movie which has been talking of filming here since 2007.
"The program has been building since the first incentives were passed in 2002." id.
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THIS SO CALLED "BONNIE & CLYDE" MOVIE WILL NEVER
ReplyDeleteTAKE PLACE BEING FILMED, WELL IN COA I SHOULD SAY! BY THE TIME THE FILM INDUSTRY COMES TO COA
WILL HAVE FLYING CARS!!! THIS IS JUST ANOTHER
CASE OF BAD, SORRYASS MANAGEMENT BY DUMBASS ROY
AND HIS TRANSPARENT GROUP AT "THE HALL"!! LOL
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