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| May 18, 2012 - Gov. Hickenlooper has Officially Signed HB 12-1286 to Increase Colorado filming incentives to 20% starting July 1, 2012. details |
| May 9, 2012 - Incentive Bill Passes all Legislations. To be signed by the Governor May 18th, 2012. more info |
| April 30, 2012 - Extras Needed! Check for the latest open auditions and casting calls in Colorado. |
| April 23, 2012 - Denver Studio Complex Closes its Doors. LSI & Pro Photo Relocate. read more |
| Top Viewed Listings: Vicky Collins - Producer Steve Davenport - Gaffer Stephen Shern - Food Stylist Patti Dallas - Hair Dresser Beth Ryan - Makeup Artist Maximum Talent - Talent Agents Steve Pherigo - Location Scout Robert Tatlock - Cinematographer Scott Daharb - 1st A.C. Annie Hamilton - Casting Director David Schulte - Construction |
| Top Viewed Categories: Production Companies Camera Crews Production Supervisors Talent Agencies Grip Trucks Location Scouts Cinematographers |
Colorado Film Incentives Updates |
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| FILM INCENTIVES - HB 12-1286 | |
| April 12th, 2012 - Colorado film incentives House Bill 12-1286 has now been approved and formally adopted by the House with a vote of 45-20. April 5th - HB 12-1286 passes through Appropriations Committee with a vote of 10-3. March 26th - The Joint Budget Committee passes the bill with a vote of 5-1. February 29th, 2012 the House Finance Committee pushed forward with HB 12-1286 with a vote of 8-5. Visit our VoteSmart page for the full details, and find out how you can help us by continuing to be politically proactive. You can help bymaking a donation in support our lobbying efforts, please visit the Cinema Colorado Fund page for more details. | |
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| Colorado Film Incentives Bill - Details | |
House Bill 12-1286 will boost the current Colorado film incentives from 10% to 20%, as well as provide a state guarantee for a senior bank loan for production companies (the first of it's kind in the country). The proposed new bill will dedicate $3 million (currently about $400,000) to use for the incentive tax breaks. It will now also require 50% of the workforce to be from Colorado (up from 25%). In-state production companies will still have to spend at least $100,000 to qualify, and out-of-state companies will have to spend at least $1,000,000 (currently only $250,000) to receive the incentive rebates. Read the entire House Bill 12-1286. To make a donation to the incentives campaign, click here. More detailed articles: 1. Northern Colorado 2. Salida Citizen 3. CBS News Denver 4. Westword For more information contact: info@coloradofilm.org |
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