The Arizona government has launched the Arizona Motion Picture Production Programme. It is the state’s largest annual film and television tax incentive to date. The legislature was passed in June 2022, but Governor Doug Ducey allowed the bill to become law, without signing it, on 6 July. The initiative is set to run until 2043.
Bee Film and LS Productions partnered to deliver two new films promoting hotly anticipated Porsche models 718 Boxter T and the 718 Cayman T for Kemper Kommunikation.
Netflix’s Outlaw King, received funding from Screen Scotland. Shot entirely in Scotland, the blockbuster with a reported USD90 million budget used upwards of forty-five locations around the nation.
Marvel’s gigantic cinematic crossover, Avengers: Infinity War, utilised Georgia, New York and Scotland for on location filming. The production also incurred major shoots at Pinewood Studios Atlanta and utilised several plate shots from Brazil, Iceland and the Philippines.
The fourth season of Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror was shot at a number of locations in Iceland, Spain, Nevada and the United Kingdom. With the show following an anthology format, the chosen locations play a large role in differentiating each of the new six episodes from one another.
The first installment of director Rian Johnson’s new Star Wars trilogy will begin filming in Scotland this June. Locations in Argyll are currently being considered including the Rest and Be Thankful pass – a popular tourist destination.
Production is now underway for Reed Morano’s action-thriller, The Rhythm Section, with scenes being shot on location in Dublin’s Talbot Street. The area is currently being doubled for London as a black cab and a red telephone box have been brought to the location to achieve the effect.
After being without a dedicated film authority since the dismantlement of the San Diego Film Commission in 2013, the Californian city will be implementing a new film office this week.