Donald Zuckerman Talks Film and Television In Colorado
Posted Mar 17, 2017
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Responding to the film community and the demand for more in-state production, Colorado lawmakers improved the funding for the existing film incentive law. The new incentive program offers additional benefits to feature films. Film Commissioner, Donald Zuckerman discusses how the law has impacted the state. He also reveals news of exciting new projects including television and movie productions taking place in Colorado.
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Hosted by: Jennifer MillerProduced by: Mountain West Newsmakers Team
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