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Entertainment Industry
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This page collects the 29 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Entertainment Industry”. Coverage spans bills, news coverage, and campaign-finance records - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Economic Development, Tax Credits, and Budget & Appropriations.
Active Bills
Alabama HB 379 expands entertainment production tax incentives and extends program sunset dateAlabama amends the Entertainment Industry Incentive Act of 2009 to create a $2,000,000 annual rebate pool for small budget productions, include payments to loan-out companies in eligible production exKentucky Bill Overhauls Entertainment Commission and Establishes Music Cities Pilot ProgramNorth Carolina designates The Andy Griffith Show as the official state television showNorth Carolina reenacts 25% tax credit for qualifying film and television production expensesNorth Carolina requires movie theaters to provide open captioning for select screenings starting October 1, 2025North Carolina designates Carolina BalloonFest as official State balloon rallyGeorgia House Bill 418 Establishes Trust Account and Scheduling Rules for Child Performers and Online Content Creators
Recent Activity
- Yesterday3 items
- Gov. Newsom proposes expanding California film and television tax credit to $1 billion and extending it through 2040Gov. Gavin Newsom is proposing to increase California's annual film and television tax credit funding from $750 million to at least $1 billion, extend the program through 2040, and add incentives for
- Cheyenne Jackson Launches ‘One Job Away’ to Help Actors Keep Health Coverage
- Governor Newsom Proposes Expanding California Film and Television Tax Credit to $1 Billion Annually
- Fri, Oct 301 item
- Wed, Oct 281 item
- Tue, Oct 272 items
- Cheyenne Jackson launches 'One Job Away' campaign to help actors keep SAG-AFTRA health insuranceActor Cheyenne Jackson launched the 'One Job Away' Instagram campaign to spotlight SAG-AFTRA members who are at risk of losing their union health insurance due to a lack of acting roles. On Monday, he
- Actor Cheyenne Jackson launches 'One Job Away' campaign to help actors keep SAG-AFTRA health insurance
- Mon, Oct 261 item
Finance Signals
Finance-tagged records
2records associated with this topic
LobbyingCALACCESS COUNTYJun 20, 2026
Lobbying Disclosure: Motion Picture Association of America (Q1 2000)
LobbyingCALACCESS COUNTYJun 20, 2026
Lobbying Disclosure: Motion Picture Association of America (Q2 2000)
Reported financial relationships and timing signals. This does not prove motive or influence.
Key Actors
- 01Gavin Newsomperson3 mentions
- 02Congressorganization3 mentions
- 03Varietyorganization3 mentions
- 04General Assembly of North Carolinaorganization2 mentions
- 05Motion Picture Association of Americaorganization2 mentions
- 06SAG-AFTRAorganization2 mentions
- 07onejobawayproject@gmail.comother2 mentions
- 08Los Angeles Superior Courtorganization2 mentions
- 09Atlantalocation2 mentions
- 10Neff/Thomas Inc.organization2 mentions
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- Topic to billsAlabama HB 379 expands entertainment production tax incentives and extends program sunset date, Kentucky Bill Overhauls Entertainment Commission and Establishes Music Cities Pilot Program, North Carolina designates The Andy Griffith Show as the official state television show (+4 more)
- Topic to peopleGavin Newsom
- Topic to orgsCongress, Variety, General Assembly of North Carolina (+4 more)
- Topic to financeLobbying Disclosure: Motion Picture Association of America (Q1 2000), Lobbying Disclosure: Motion Picture Association of America (Q2 2000)
Source Trail
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- Nov 2, 2026NewsGov. Newsom proposes expanding California film and television tax credit to $1 billion and extending it through 2040
- Nov 2, 2026NewsGov. Newsom proposes expanding California film and television tax credit to $1 billion and extending it through 2040
- Nov 2, 2026NewsCheyenne Jackson Launches ‘One Job Away’ to Help Actors Keep Health Coverage
- Nov 2, 2026NewsGovernor Newsom Proposes Expanding California Film and Television Tax Credit to $1 Billion Annually
- Oct 30, 2026NewsJudge Agrees to Delay Signing Judgment for Lionsgate in Mario Rodriguez Lawsuit
- Oct 28, 2026NewsBob Iger honored as 2026 PAC NYC Icon of Culture
- Oct 27, 2026NewsCheyenne Jackson launches 'One Job Away' campaign to help actors keep SAG-AFTRA health insurance
- Oct 27, 2026NewsActor Cheyenne Jackson launches 'One Job Away' campaign to help actors keep SAG-AFTRA health insurance
- Oct 26, 2026NewsEmmy Award-Winning Voice Actor Eric Bauza Dies at 46
- Oct 23, 2026News“Black-ish” Creator Kenya Barris Denies Using Mother as Leverage in Sister's Lawsuit
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