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Olsberg SPI report for ANZSA: Australia's Hollywood production boom on a knife's edge without 30 per cent offset - Vimarsana News

Olsberg SPI report for ANZSA: Australia's Hollywood production boom on a knife's edge without 30 per cent offset

Record levels of film and TV production could soon grind to a halt without new studios and revised subsidies, a major new report claims.

Source: smh.com.au
Screen incentives boost economy by $16.5b - Vimarsana News

Screen incentives boost economy by $16.5b

Productions such as Shantaram, La Brea, Clickbait, Young Rock amongst titles attracted to Australia under recent govt. incentives.

Olsberg SPI report for ANZSA: Australia's Hollywood production boom on a knife's edge without 30 per cent offset - Vimarsana News

Olsberg SPI report for ANZSA: Australia's Hollywood production boom on a knife's edge without 30 per cent offset

Record levels of film and TV production could soon grind to a halt without new studios and revised subsidies, a major new report claims.

Olsberg SPI report for ANZSA: Australia's Hollywood production boom on a knife's edge without 30 per cent offset - Vimarsana News

Olsberg SPI report for ANZSA: Australia's Hollywood production boom on a knife's edge without 30 per cent offset

Record levels of film and TV production could soon grind to a halt without new studios and revised subsidies, a major new report claims.

Olsberg SPI report for ANZSA: Australia's Hollywood production boom on a knife's edge without 30 per cent offset - Vimarsana News

Olsberg SPI report for ANZSA: Australia's Hollywood production boom on a knife's edge without 30 per cent offset

Record levels of film and TV production could soon grind to a halt without new studios and revised subsidies, a major new report claims.