US EditionJon Voight Plan to Fix Hollywood Includes Incentives for Cinemas
- Jon Voight, appointed as a Trump administration special ambassador to Hollywood, has been meeting unions and studio executives in 2025 to address U.S. Production decline.
- Voight's outreach follows concerns over runaway production shifting film and TV projects abroad despite various state incentives, with a federal tax incentive proposed to counter this trend.
- His strategy features federal tax incentives, adjustments to tax laws, agreements facilitating joint productions, and financial support for infrastructure, with tariffs on foreign-made productions proposed in select situations.
- Voight expressed that the President has a deep appreciation for the entertainment industry and the nation, and is committed to supporting efforts to revitalize Hollywood’s prominence.
- The White House is reviewing Voight's proposals, but insiders remain skeptical about swift federal action despite strong support from California workers who sent over 100,000 letters backing industry incentives.
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Jon Voight’s Pitch to President Trump on Fixing Hollywood Only Includes Tariffs in ‘Certain Limited Circumstances’
The "special ambassador's" plan also includes a federal tax incentive, treaties with foreign countries, theater owner subsidies, and a focus on job training.
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Jon Voight Plan to Fix Hollywood Includes Incentives for Cinemas
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