Ben Affleck criticizes California for taking Hollywood 'for granted' as film and TV productions flee the state
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Ben Affleck has criticized California for not being proactive in maintaining its status as the center of the film and TV industry. He noted that states like Georgia and New Mexico are enticing productions with better tax incentives, while praising California's proposal to increase film and TV tax credits. However, he doubts this would suffice against international competitors. Affleck also emphasizes the impact of crew departures on the industry's quality and overall health, echoing concerns voiced by fellow celebrities like Rob Lowe.
I think part of the problem with California is they came to take this industry for granted a little bit.
Even if the expansion were enacted, Affleck doesn't think the tax credits would be enough to make the Golden State competitive with its rivals.
It's really the technicians and the crew that make or break your movie.
You need the best people, you need good people.
Read at New York Post
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