Today the cultural and creative industries are recognized as inexhaustible sources of wealth and employment. The motion picture industry is one of these industries, and the size of its market and of those employed in it has attracted a great deal of attention. This report examines the performance of the California Film Commission (CFC) regarding the motion picture industry. The California Film Commission (CFC) dates back to 1984. This state agency plays an important role in promoting California's position as a location for producing media products. Support for the motion picture industry by this commission is carried out through activities such as providing credits and tax incentives, finding suitable filming locations, coordinating and facilitating permit processes, advertising for media content, and so on.
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