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Pittsburgh sees a lull in filming major TV, film productions
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It probably doesn’t help that Pennsylvania’s film tax credit program has been stuck at a $100 million cap since 2022.
He pointed to the Pennsylvania film tax credit as a reason Pittsburgh wound up playing the fictional Kimberton, Md.
But with a $100 million cap in Pennsylvania, there’s not always enough film tax credit incentives to go around.
“They’ve got to spend a minimum of 60% of their budget to qualify to receive a 25% tax credit,” Keezer said.
Domestically, the Pennsylvania film tax credit helped lure them to Western Pennsylvania, as did similar programs in other states.