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The film industry in Connecticut, which previously consisted of small production companies making commercials, industrial films and some television programs, began growing dramatically as a state tax credit went into effect in 2006, attracting numerous filmmakers to shoot on location in the state. The tax law allows producers who spend in excess of $50,000 in the state to receive up to 30 percent tax credits.

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rdfs:comment	The film industry in Connecticut, which previously consisted of small production companies making commercials, industrial films and some television programs, began growing dramatically as a state tax credit went into effect in 2006, attracting numerous filmmakers to shoot on location in the state. The tax law allows producers who spend in excess of $50,000 in the state to receive up to 30 percent tax credits. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Campbell Scott Robert Vaughn Sam Mendes Sandy Dennis List of films shot in Stamford, Connecticut Brett Somers Andrew Jarecki Hume Cronyn John Ratzenberger Paul Newman Paul Simon Richard Widmark Rip Torn Variety (magazine) Confessions of a Shopaholic (film) Mary Tyler Moore Max Showalter Melissa Joan Hart Ruth Chatterton Ryan Gosling Rosemary Rice Christopher Plummer Christopher Walken Eileen Heckart Frank Gifford Gene Wilder George Lessey Giancarlo Esposito Gilda Radner The Life Before Her Eyes Away We Go 50 Cent All Good Things (film) Earl Hindman Eartha Kitt Frances Dee P. J. Hogan Harry Connick Jr. Harvey Fierstein Helen Curry Jack Paar Jane Curtin Jason Robards Teresa Wright The Ice Storm (film) Cinema of Connecticut Film industry by location Art Carney Jessica Tandy Jill Clayburgh Jill Goodacre Joanne Woodward Katharine Hepburn Diana Ross Margaret Hamilton (actress) Imogene Coca Kirsten Dunst Meryl Streep Mia Farrow New York, New York
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has abstract	The film industry in Connecticut, which previously consisted of small production companies making commercials, industrial films and some television programs, began growing dramatically as a state tax credit went into effect in 2006, attracting numerous filmmakers to shoot on location in the state. The state's film tax-incentive program went into effect July 1, 2006 and immediately attracted film companies (many of them based in New York, New York) to shooting locations. Starting in August 2006, In Bloom (released in 2007 as The Life Before Her Eyes) became the first major, full-length film since The Ice Storm to be shot entirely in Connecticut. The tax law allows producers who spend in excess of $50,000 in the state to receive up to 30 percent tax credits. "Connecticut is absolutely a prime filming location now due to the tax incentive program which makes the state very appealing", according to Ellen Woolf, project manager with the Connecticut Commission on Culture & Tourism, Film Division. Before the tax break went into effect, the state saw between $3 million and $6 million a year in filmmaking revenue. In 2007, Woolf estimated, "we'll probably be hitting the $300 million mark". According to a Variety article, the state is among the "top five" best state tax incentive programs in the country, although the evaluation was said to be "far from an exact science". The article described the state's film presence over the previous two years as having "gone from nonentity to major player in the incentive game, and has offered further proof that film-related legislation has the ability to give local economies an immediate boost." It said there were seven "high-profile" features shooting in the state as of early 2008, including Andrew Jarecki's All Good Things with Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst, P. J. Hogan's "Confessions of a Shopaholic" and Sam Mendes' Farlanders. (en)
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