Simpsons Sequel Lands $21.9M California Subsidy Amid Animated-Feature Tax-Credit Expansion
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California approved $21.9 million in film tax credits for The Simpsons Movie sequel as part of a broadened program that now includes animated features; the 38 subsidized projects total about $193.5 million in credits and are expected to generate roughly $800 million in economic activity across more than 1,000 shooting days and over 5,300 jobs, underscoring animation’s rising role in the state’s film incentives.
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