Incentives keeping $710 mil in California
8:14 PM PDT 10/13/2010 by Paul Bond,
AP
Schwarzenegger says 60 projects have qualified so far
About $710 million in movie and TV production spending will remain in California this fiscal year because of production incentives passed a year ago, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger boasted Tuesday.
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