A deal to revive TV and move tax incentives is raising hope among Wisconsin filmmakers. A political deal to revive Wisconsin's film office and once again offer tax incentives for TV and movie ...

Action Wisconsin is a coalition of not just filmmakers, but restaurant owners, hotel owners, people from all over the state of Wisconsin who are interested in bringing back the film tax incentive.

Wisconsin is encouraging anyone who wants to se the film incentives stay in the governor’s budget to contact their local legislator. They have a form you can fill out here.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - In March, a new proposal was being discussed to create filmmaking incentives in Wisconsin. Now, the idea of bringing a little Hollywood to Eau Claire is gaining momentum.

The new Wisconsin state budget provides funding for a new film office and a $5 million tax incentive program. It received bipartisan support before the governor signed it into law. States like ...

Wisconsin. It’s a statewide coalition of filmmakers, producers, businesses and advocates collaborating with lawmakers to establish a state film office and production incentives aimed at bringing ...

EAU CLAIRE — The provision to establish a film office and tax incentives in Wisconsin’s 2025-27 biennial budget has local filmmakers and community members involved in video production excited ...

Wisconsin is one of 13 states that doesn’t offer film incentives and one of just three without a dedicated film office, according to Action! Wisconsin, a statewide coalition that advocates for ...

Part of Gov. Tony Evers' 2025-2027 biennial budget includes funding for film and TV incentives. "Film incentives are economic incentives, usually tax incentives, that reduces the cost of making a film ...

BELOIT, Wis. — Wisconsin film industry leaders are rallying behind proposed legislation that would establish tax incentives for TV and film productions in the state, a move they say is long overdue.

Season 21 of “Top Chef,” for example, spent about $5 million to film in Wisconsin, while receiving about $500,000 in state incentives from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation ...