A clean, sourced dataset of US film and TV production incentives, built state by state. California is live first, with all 933 projects on its approved list tracked every week. Georgia and New Mexico are next, followed by more states. Every figure links back to the state's own filing.
Every number traces to a public document. If it can't be sourced, it isn't published.
Each state's public filings and disclosure pages are checked daily. Nothing is entered by hand.
Fields come out exactly as the document states them. A figure the filing doesn't give stays blank rather than estimated.
A record is published only once it resolves back to the filing it came from, with the link attached.
Each state publishes something different. Coverage grows once the current states run clean, so every row stays accurate.
All 933 projects on the approved list, with credit allocated, qualified spend, filming days and fiscal year, tracked week to week.
Georgia publishes no per-project credit amounts, so coverage will track production activity alongside program-level totals. Not yet published.
New Mexico names productions as it approves them but reports credit dollars only at the program level. Coverage will follow that shape. Not yet published.
Utah's tourism board approves film incentives monthly, with counties, estimated Utah spend and the maximum incentive for each project. Records are being collected and validated now.
Empire State Development reports credits issued and new applications each quarter, by company and county. Records are being collected and validated now.
The state economic development authority reports every approved film credit each quarter: company, production, city, approval date, estimated New Jersey spend and total award. Records are being collected and validated now.
Researched one state at a time and added once each state's per-project data is confirmed.
Everything comes from public government records. No personal contact data is collected, stored or sold.
Six of the 144 California projects in the current fiscal year, drawn straight from the state's list. The sample issue shows every year.
A single record, exactly as stored
"Allocated" is the credit the state has reserved for an approved project, not the amount finally certified.
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