Whittier Daily News: "Members of California's entertainment industry made their case Friday for tax credits designed to keep film and television production from fleeing the state at a special hearing before Assemblyman Anthony Portantino, D-La Cañada Flintridge, at Pasadena City Hall.
According to the California Film Commission, the $500 million, five-year California Film and Television Tax Credit program has generated more than $2 billion in economic activity - and more than 40,000 jobs - since its introduction less than two years ago.
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