Art Yoon

Film LA

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Executive Vice President of Film L.A., a non=profit organization that coordinates and processes permits for on-location motion picture, television and commercial production

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In an effort to keep filmmakers shooting in LA, state legislators are considering boosting California's tax incentive program.

California Considers More Tax Incentives for Filming

In an effort to keep filmmakers shooting in LA, state legislators are considering boosting California's tax incentive program.

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