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Moran introduced a bipartisan bill to encourage film and television production in the United States.

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Rep. Nathaniel Moran and bipartisan House colleagues introduced a bill to create federal tax credits for U.S. film and television productions. A Senate companion was also introduced, with supporters saying the incentives could bring production jobs back to the country.

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House sponsor of the film and television production tax-credit bill

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House co-introducer of the bill

Brian Jack
R · GA-3

House co-introducer of the bill

Laura Friedman
D · CA-30

House co-introducer of the bill

Adam B. Schiff
D · CA · SEN

Senate co-introducer of companion legislation

Mike Carey
R · OH-15

House co-introducer of the bill

Judy Chu
D · CA-28

House co-introducer of the bill

Tim Scott
R · SC · SEN

Senate co-introducer of companion legislation

David Kustoff
R · TN-8

House co-introducer of the bill

House co-introducer of the bill

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Moran and Scott Introduce Bill on Film Production Jobs

Nathaniel Moran and bipartisan colleagues introduced legislation proposing federal tax credits for U.S. film and television production. The coverage also reports that the proposal is intended to encourage production in the United States. The accounts are broadly matter-of-fact, while two emphasize the potential return of production jobs and activity to the country; Movieguide centers on whether the proposal will bring productions home.

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