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WILMINGTON — Last week Johnny Griffin, the director of the Wilmington Film Commission, revealed to Port City Daily another feature film would be landing in the…

WILMINGTON — The North Carolina Department of Commerce released numbers Thursday on five more television and film projects approved to receive funds from the…

Six months into 2022, the NC Film Office has revealed economic impacts the industry has brought into the state so far. Though currently a third less than totals…

As one film project wraps locally, another is setting up for a return to the area. A third has annou

North Carolinas economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic included a significant rebound in corporate recruitment and expansion projects, the Economic Development Partnership of N.C. said in releasing its 2021 report

By all accounts, it’s boom times for film production in North Carolina and especially in the W

Film industry poised to have its best year in North Carolina Ashlea Kosikowski © Provided by Wilmington WECT “This will go down as one of our best, if not the best years of record, in terms of spending by productions in the state,” said Guy Gaster of the NC Film Office during a virtual meeting of the Governor’s Advisory Council for NC Film/TV/Streaming Tuesday. (Source: WECT) WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Cameras are rolling on TV and movie sets across North Carolina, leadi...

By Jenny Callison, posted Mar 11, 2021 The full-throttle film production happening in Wilmington at present is estimated to total about $114.5 million in local spending for goods and services, according to the N.C. Dept. of Commerce. In return, the four projects involved will receive nearly $28.4 million in rebates from the state’s film incentive fund.   This healthy bottom line reflects the boom in film activity that started here in the early fall of 2020 and continues, ev...

WCCB Charlottes CW March 6, 2021 CHARLOTTE — Lights, camera, Charlotte!  The Queen City and North Carolina are in the spotlight once again by the movie industry. The state is now seeing an uptick in the number of production companies looking to shoot films right here in our area.  The move comes after North Carolina experienced a dramatic slump in 2015.  The year prior, the state ended incentives that lured movie production companies here. North Carolina replaced those tax incentives with ...