CLICK HERE for details regarding the 2015 North Carolina Film Grant
NC FILM – MID-YEAR ESTIMATES FOR 2014: $268 MILLION IN SPENDING, 19,000 JOB OPPORTUNITIES .
Related articles in regards to the fight to keep the 25% film incentives alive and the new grant:
- One Tree Hill’s Hilarie Burton speaks up for NC Film(4/30/2014)
- James Van Der Beek speaks up for NC Film (5/4/2014)
- Rachelle LeFevre speaks up for NC Film(5/5/2014)
- HB 1142 filed to prevent ‘Sunset’ on NC Film Incentives. (5/20/2014)
- BABY STEPS: HB 1142 (film incentives) passes first reading in NC House. (5/21/2014)
- Governor McCrory’s Updated Proposed Budget (5/22/2014)
- NC Film Incentive Press Conference This Morning in the Legislature (6/4/2014)
- VIDEO: (NC FILM) The entire press conference on June 4th in Raleigh, NC. (6/5/2014)
- FILM INCENTIVES INTERVIEW: (AUDIO) Dr. Ernie Ward – Running for District 8 against Rabon (7/1/2014)
- Gov. Pat McCrory Refuses to Visit with Film Industry in Wilmington (7/3/2014)
- Film Incentives: Wanna see who got what from the NC Dept of Rev? (7/14/2014)
- Which states have film incentives and what do they offer? (7/15/2014)
- FILM INCENTIVES: YOUR MISSION FOR THIS WEEK (JULY 7TH-18TH)
- NC FILM – MID-YEAR ESTIMATES FOR 2014: $268 MILLION IN SPENDING, 19,000 JOB OPPORTUNITIES . (07/25/2014)
- With New Grant in place, NC is only attracting Reality Shows (01/06/2015)
- New Production Chooses OTHER Carolina (01/07/2015)
- Sleepy Hollow’s Move to Atlanta Confirmed (01/17/2015)
- New House Bill includes Film Incentives (02/12/2015)
- EUE/Screen Gems Press Conference in a Nutshell (02/19/2015)
- BOTH House and Senate File Bills for NC Film (03/05/2015)
- House Bill 171 passes first reading in NC House (03/10/2015)
- The 2015 Grant Recipients (04/03/2015)
- NC House gives final approval for budget. (05/22/2015)
- THE WILMYWOOD DAILY – 06/09/2015 Dome Days, The Squeeze, Vacationland (06/09/2015)
- NC Senate wants only $10M in NC Film Grant (06/15/2015)
Who represents me in THE NC HOUSE & NC SENATE? Find out your district NOW!
NC Film Impact Study Released
TO MY NC COMMUNITY: We need you all to ask the questions and get the answers. Please DO NOT accept vague answers. That’s simply not good enough. Whoever is running in your district needs to be as transparent as possible in order to get our vote! Let your voices be heard. Get the answers! 
For reference these are the 50 state senate districts. You can find more detailed maps here. To contact your representatives, GO HERE 
Sunrise Broadcasting, LLC supports the renewal of the film incentives in the 2014 short session. These editorials and others like them will be heard on Sunrise Radio Stations in the months of February, March and April. LISTEN NOW 
Make sure you are a part of the movement. You are a voter, you have a voice. Help end the “sunset” permanently, keep the film incentives indefinitely!
- Visit KEEPNCFILM.org NOW and LIKE their Facebook page.
- DECEMBER 2013:NC FILM UPDATE: “5,700 production days, $254 million in spending and 25,000 job opportunities in 2013″
QUESTION: I heard that most of the people that work on films in North Carolina, don’t actually live here. Click here for the ANSWER. QUESTION: What are our current North Carolina Film Incentives? North Carolina offers a 25% refundable incentive to all productions who spend a minimum of $250,000 and up to $80 million dollars per film. Spending for television does not have a cap. So far, productions have generated a direct in-state spend of more than one billion dollars. Visit the North Carolina Film site for complete details. Contact Aaron Syrett, the Director of the NC Film Office at (866) 468-2273 or aaron@ncfilm.com. QUESTION: What’s the difference between North Carolina’s Film Incentives and Georgia’s? We did a special blog about this question. Click here for the ANSWER. QUESTION: Everyone is talking about a sunset when it comes to the film incentives. What exactly is a “sunset?” We did a special blog about this question. Click here for the ANSWER. QUESTION: So why does North Carolina need film incentives anyway? We did a special blog about this question. Click here for the ANSWER. QUESTION: What film incentives do the other states offer? We did a special blog about this question. Click here for the ANSWER. QUESTION: Do the tax payers pay for police officers and fireman when used on a movie set? We did a special blog about this question. Click here for the ANSWER. Got a question about the NC Film Incentives? Ask below!
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Please reach out to me about promoting film in NC.
I handle resource devlopment for a non-profit productions company out of Raleigh, and we are in need of funding to continue to support Tony Adams, the ONLY lobbyist who has been a consistent presence at the state legislature. Tony has had a direct impact on the decision making process about the film incentive. Please reach out to me to realize the importance of keeping a lobbyist at work in the house and senate.
618-402-0545
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-Alex Chaffee
everybody needs to work I said a prayer for sleepy to stay they need to keep it up im interesting drama im artistthat draws I would follow my craft wherever I go.