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The state has officially restored the film tax credits. This victory belongs to everyone who stepped up to push our lawmakers toward this decision. Keep a close watch on the upcoming legislative session to ensure these protections remain in place.

October 4, 2013

Please Restore Connecticut's Film Tax Credits

Please Restore Connecticut's Film Tax Credits

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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 1 month ago

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Dear Governor Malloy and Connecticut Lawmakers,

We believe a thriving film industry strengthens Connecticut's economy, benefits our workforce, and enhances our established television and digital media production communities.

Please restore the film tax credits and amend our laws so that Connecticut's economy, workforce and businesses are allowed to compete and prosper.

Thank you for your support,

Connecticut Film Industry Coalition www.ctfilmindustrycoalition.org [email protected]

Updates

September 11, 2013

The momentum behind this campaign is undeniable and it proves the industry wants these credits back. Take a moment to email your state representative right now and demand they prioritize this issue.

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howard r enquist
12 years ago Featured

since you took away the tax credits in Ct I lost about 75% of my work in Ct.Which means I don't buy parts or gas and other things for the picture cars I supply to the productions. I don,t get tax credits on my spending.I also don't hire anyone to repair or transport these cars. Please restore these tax credits

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Sarah Donnelly
13 years ago Featured

I used to rent out my property for shoots weekly and that extra money helped with bills. The production companies just went to NY instead. Needs to change.

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Dave Wong
13 years ago Featured

THINK ABOUT THE LOCAL BUSINESSES. Catering, hotels, construction. We are all losing out to neighbors states because our reps dont get it.

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Mike Mitchell
13 years ago Featured

My crew has been sitting on our hands for months now. We used to be busy all the time in state but now there is nothing. Bring the work back to CT.

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Robert Kennedy
13 years ago Featured

lost my job as a grip because everything moved. hate having to drive to boston just to find a day of work.

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Lisa Preston
13 years ago Featured

Its hurting the small vendors the most. We rely on those productions for steady income during the slow seasons.