Wisconsin passed a budget that incentivizes film and TV production in the state. There will also be a new state film office ...

The BriefThe 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 ...

Thursday marked a big win for Wisconsin film and television production crews, with new industry investments being offered as a part of the Wisconsin state budget.

Filmmaker Nathan Deming takes IndieWire inside the swing state's miraculous arts effort, passed through the 2025-2027 ...

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 for the future.

More than a decade ago, Wisconsin did have a film office and filmmaking incentives, but they were both cut by state lawmakers. Since then, organizations like Action!Wisconsin have been working to ...

Wisconsin is one of thirteen states without film incentives. They had one that lasted from 2008 to 2013. Now, Action Wisconsin wants to change that and bring film to the state.

Film tax incentive legislation. Local perspective: A legislative proposal has received support from both sides of the aisle. Action! Wisconsin said the proposal would provide $10 million per year ...

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.

Filmmakers, production officials and others in the film industry are pushing lawmakers to restore filming tax incentives in Wisconsin and get the cameras rolling.

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 ...