Gubernatorial Frontrunner Xavier Becerra Wants To Save Hollywood, But Offers Few Specifics
Xavier Becerra, the frontrunner for California Governor, has announced his plans to support the film industry but lacks specific details. He aims to expand the state's film and TV tax incentives without providing concrete figures. Critics question the effectiveness of his proposals, suggesting they may not adequately support the industry.
- ▪Xavier Becerra is leading in the polls for the California gubernatorial race.
- ▪He has pledged to expand the state's film and TV tax incentives but has not specified how much.
- ▪Critics have expressed concerns that Becerra's proposals lack substance and may favor corporate interests.
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Xavier Becerra Getty Images Leading in the polls to be the next Governor or California, former secretary of health and human services Xavier Becerra is holding to the physician oath of “Do No Harm,” at least when it comes to his plans to preserve and grow production in the home of Hollywood. “I will defend what has been built,” he said today, unveiling his Film Industry Policy proposals (please see full plan below).” I will expand what is working.“ Offering next to few specifics and no dollar signs, but lots of good intentions, Becerra Friday pledged to “expand” the Golden State’s $750 million a year film and TV tax incentives.
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