ABC’s Mistresses, rookie drama Code Black and Rosewood and the Syfy telepic Sharknado 4 are among the 11 TV projects that received an early Christmas gift from the state of California today.
Also making the list are 13 Reasons Why, Animal Kingdom, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, the Fogelman/Singer Baseball Project, Little Darlings, Snowfall and the Untitled Fogelman NBC pilot.
Source and more: Deadline
The expanded tax credit program is working exactly as intended,” said California Film Commission executive director Amy Lemisch. “It’s making California more competitive for high-impact TV projects that provide long term jobs for cast and crew members, while boosting spending at support vendors and service providers.”
Source and more: Variety
Dax Shepard’s untitled movie based on the TV series CHiPs, Conjuring 2 and films from major studios including Paramount, Fox and Warner Bros are getting help from the Golden State. More than two weeks after the first application period for feature films ended, the California Film Commission revealed today that 11 movies — seven studio pics and three indies — will be getting a piece of the expanded $330 million-a-year program that Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law last year.
Source and more: Deadline
Mitch says
December 22, 2015 at 13:58These 2 work Great together. GREAT Chemistry. Love the stories and how they always get there man or Woman.. Plus lets not forget he great legs she has..
I would love to see the show run for at least 7 yrs.