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Culver City Bets $500,000 on a Production Comeback With New Film Incentive Ordinance

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The "Heart of Screenland" rolls back permit fees to 2008 levels, extends a 15-year business tax suspension through 2036 and pledges free parking in a bid to reverse a multi-year exodus of on-location shoots. Culver City is putting real money behind its film-industry pedigree. On Nov. 10, 2025, the City Council unanimously approved an eight-part […]

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