JB Pritzker confirmed a new one Impulse for film production in Illinois. By signing the SB Act of 1911, the Democratic governor promoted the strengthening of this industry with the intention of doing so create new jobs.
Posting on his official X account (formerly Twitter), Pritzker emphasized that “the Film Production Tax Credit “Continue to support an industry that is central to the cultural and economic vitality of Illinois.”
In this sense, the President explained that this expansion represents a “doubling of the commitment” of his government “Build a world-class creative workforce and ensure productions choose Illinois as their home.”.
On December 12, Pritzker signed this Law SB 1911with immediate effect. Specifically, this standard Expands and improves the Illinois film production tax credit.
deadlinea media outlet quoted by the governor himself in the announcement on social networks highlighted the main measures of this regulation:
Through the new regulations Illinois extended the incentive program through 2039. Pritzker had already extended the same program through 2032, according to a press release from his office last April.
According to the text in question Illinois recorded $653 million in film production spending in 2024the second highest in its history, in addition to Salaries are estimated at $351 million and approximately 18,200 new hires will be made.
“This demonstrates Illinois’ ability to recover from the strikes that crippled production in 2023. Our success is evidence of that hard work and collaboration and the undeniable charm of Illinois and our people that makes us one premier creative destination“, emphasized Pritzker.
For her part, Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton emphasized: “Illinois is showing them.” What can be achieved by supporting the arts and creative industries?. “It’s no surprise that we’re experiencing one of our best years yet for film and television production.”
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