Michigan Film Incentives

Michigan film incentives are back on the table (ft. Alexander Page)

Today we're wading into one of the most requested topics as of late - the possible return of film incentives. The first round in 2008 met its practical end just a few years later. But my guest, Alexander Page of the Michigan Film Industry Association, says that due to a number of fundamental changes, the sequel will be better than the original. And that there's bi-partisan support for them. So obviously, I had questions. If you’re interested in more: https://mifia.org/ If this is your first...

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It's Curtains For Film Incentives In Michigan

With a stroke of a pen, Governor Rick Snyder has put the last nail in the coffin on film incentives in Michigan. Signing House Bill 4122, now Public Act 117 of 2015 today, all current deals will be honored but no new incentives will be offered by the state of Michigan to bring the film industry or film production into the state. The program has been around since 2008 and has brought some big name productions to Michigan. There’s about three years left on some of the projects already in the pip...

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More Than $1.3 Million In Film Incentives Goes To Detroit-Based Exxodus Pictures

The Michigan Film Office approved state incentives for three Michigan-based supernatural and horror film projects. These projects are the first ones approved in fiscal year 2015, culminating in $1,317,977 of incentives being awarded on $3,765,647 of approved production costs for the year. The projects, “Golem,” “My Soul to Keep,” and “Swish Master,” will be produced by Exxodus Pictures Studio, based in the Madison building in Detroit. “The announcement of a Detroit-based production company...

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