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Committee advances amended HB 14 after removing post‑production tax credit; music office and procurement language retained
Summary
The Senate Economic Development and Tourism Committee amended and approved House Bill 14 (LC 590163S), removing standalone post‑production tax-credit language while retaining measures to create a state music office and to tighten procurement rules related to foreign adversaries.
The Senate Economic Development and Tourism Committee considered House Bill 14 (LC 590163S), a multipart measure that would change film incentives, create a central music office and tighten procurement restrictions related to foreign adversaries.
Matt Campbell, a film-industry representative, described post production as a growing segment of the entertainment industry and said it can produce year-round jobs across Georgia. Hani Korngold of South Georgia Studios said Georgia’s film industry has contracted since COVID and recent labor disruptions, and urged lawmakers to restore a post-production incentive that expired in 2022 to retain and recruit work to the state. Korngold told the committee post production represents “30% of the budget of a film” and that a revived credit could bring work — including…
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