NMFilm Works and works and works
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New Mexico Film isn’t in just one territory or confined to one metropolis. From Cuba to Silver City and everywhere in between, New Mexico film workers reside.
Neighboring states are clamoring to keep-up and nationwide industry reports name NM time and time again as the state to beat.
The Hollywood Reporter notes, “third only to California and New York in the number of skilled crewmembers locally available…”, New Mexico is handily holding its own with resources at the ready for YOUR NM FILM.
Coming soon from Western New Mexico University’s school of Applied Technology, Central New Mexico Community College, IATSE Local 480 and the Silver City/Grant County Chamber of Commerce, is a promotional video collaborative showcasing the state’s southwest region film resources, locations and film related education programs, as detailed here in the Las Cruces Sun News.
For your convenience in reference here are the latest links to NM City and County Film Commissions, Competitive State Film Incentive and New Mexico State film based education programs (TBA).
Film New Mexico:
Got film incentives?
Alabama
25%
Alaska
up to 44%
Arizona
35%
California
25%
Colorado
recently doubled from 10% to 20%
Conecticut
30%
Delaware 0%
Recently defunked
Florida
20%-30%
Georgia
Up to 30%
Hawaii
15%-20%
Illinois
30%
Indiana
up to 10% by county
Iowa
0%
Kansas
30%
Kentucky
up to 20%
Louisiana
up to 30%
Maine
up to 12%
Maryland (Baltimore)
up to 6%-25%
Massachusetts
up to 25%
Michigan
up to 27%
Minnesota
up to 20%
Mississippi
25%
Missouri
up to 35%
Montana
up to 14%
Nebraska
0%
Nevada
Goose Egg
New Hampshire
Zilch’ish
New Jersey
20% ‘ish
New Mexico
Holla 25%
And the most kick a** talent & crewbase in the world!
New York
up to 30%
North Carolina
25% and a Gov. who is werkin’ it
North Dakota
Zilch
Ohio
up to 35%
Oklahoma
up to 37%
Oregon
20%
Pennsylvania
25%
Puerto Rico
20% – 40%
Rhode Island
25% ?
South Carolina
20% – 30%
South Dakota
Nil
Tennessee
25%
Texas
Requires a bunch o’ math
Utah
up to 25%
Vermont
Nil
Virginia
15% – 20%
Washington
up to 30%
West Virginia
up to 31%
Wisconsin
25%
WYO
12% – 15%
