TV/Film - MOME
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TV/Film - MOME
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NY State Film Tax Credits
To encourage production companies to film in New York, productions which comply with requirements may be eligible for a tax credit of 30% percent of qualified production expenses. Qualified expenses include certain above-the-line wages subject to a cap, below-the-line wages, and production costs directly related to the production of a qualified film. This tax credit is funded at $700 million a year through 2036. You can qualify for the film state tax credit at
https://www.nyc.gov/site/mome/industries/ny-state-tax-credit.page
Film and Television Production Industry Council
The Film and Television Production Industry Council, created to advise the city's production policies and programs, is co-chaired by Directors Guild of America (DGA) Eastern Executive Director, Neil Dudich and Executive Producer, New York COVID Protection Response Alliance's Co-Chair, April Taylor.
Experienced PAs for Hire
The "Made in NY" PA Training Program produces graduates who are pre-screened, trained, and experienced. Our partner Brooklyn Workforce Innovations can arrange interviews or direct placements, several weeks in advance or at a moment's notice. This is a free service offered to productions shooting in NYC and surrounding areas.
Made in NY Discount Card
We are proud to offer the "Made in NY" Discount card as an incentive for filming in New York City. Available to bona fide productions, the card provides discounts and special offers when presented to the more than 1,000 vendors currently participating.
NYS Film & Television Diverse Suppliers Directory
The Directory, which includes both vendors who have previously worked with the film and television industry and those who want to work with the industry, helps film and television productions find diverse vendors throughout New York State.
Location Library
The majority of these City-owned locations are available at no fee; some buildings operated by the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) do require a fee. Learn more about DCAS at
nyc.gov/dcas.
Studios and Stages
There are dozens of New York City soundstages and studios available to productions shooting in NYC.
Guilds, Unions, and Organizations
We work regularly with guilds, unions, and other organizations on film and television production throughout the five boroughs.
Materials for the Arts
A program of the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs can offer free and easy solutions for your production strike/ liquidation. MFTA can accept drop-offs and schedule pickups, as well as onsite liquidation events at your warehouse. Please contact
filmandtelevision@mfta.nyc.gov
.
NYC Film and Television Industry Economic Impact Study 2021
Groundbreaking report details specifics on the film and television industry's significance and contribution to New York City's economy.
Initiatives
NYC Film Green
As the first sustainability program for the film and television industry in the United States administered by a government agency, NYC Film Green is a voluntary program that enables productions engaging in environmentally-conscious practices to apply for and receive recognition for their efforts.
New York City Public School Film Festival
The New York City Public School Film Festival was created to provide an opportunity for students to have their work recognized and consider careers in filmmaking.
"Movies Under the Stars" Outdoor Film Series
MOME partners with the City's Parks Department to present hundreds of outdoor film screenings in public parks in all five boroughs, including many that have never hosted movie nights before.
Made in NY Marketing Credit
(Currently on hold)
This program offers qualified film and television productions with free co-branded advertising opportunities in the #1 media market in the country. "Made in NY" productions are projects where at least 75% of the film was produced in New York City.
Career Development
Made in NY Production Assistant Training Program
Developed in partnership with Brooklyn Workforce Innovations, this program provides individuals from diverse communities with training for entry-level positions in film production and access to employers in New York City's production industry.
Made in NY Animation Training Program for Young Adults
The program offers NYC youth, ages 12-24, the opportunity to engage in storytelling, gain technical skills in 3D computer animation, and qualify for paid internships in the lab and in the field. Classes are taught at NeONSM Centers and schools by The Animation Project.
MediaMKRS
The program educates and empowers individuals from diverse backgrounds to succeed in the media industry. Reel Works' program offers comprehensive training, hands-on work experiences, networking opportunities, and unparalleled access to industry professionals needed for a thriving career.
Made in NY Career Panels
The "Made in NY" Talks Series presents a variety of free programs exploring multiple topics within the media and entertainment industry. Programs focus on film, television, theater and digital media and support the goals of career development, networking, training and recruitment.
Resources for New Yorkers
Filming Now in NYC
Check out what's filming now in New York City's five boroughs.
Info on Film and TV Crews in Communities
Whenever you see a "Made in NY" truck, it means a film or television show is being created right here in our City. With New York City's iconic and unique sites and neighborhoods, NYC is a popular place for film production. Filming here also means 130,000 jobs for New Yorkers and billions of dollars into the City's economy.
Glossary
Have you ever wondered what those weird sounding jobs on a film shoot are? Have you ever wondered how each crew member on a film shoot works with the other? Check out our Glossary of Film Terms to learn more.
NYC Film and Television Industry Economic Impact Study 2021
To read MOME’s 2021 NYC Film and Television Industry Economic Impact Study, please visit the
Industry Report Archive
. This groundbreaking report details specifics on the film and television industry’s significance and contribution to New York City’s economy.
Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment
311
Search all NYC.gov websites
Menu
Text-Size
Search
TV/Film
TV/Film
Theatre
Music
Digital Games
Publishing
Career Development
Creative Sector Resources
Share
TV/Film
Initiatives
Career Development
Resources
Resources for Productions & Industry
NY State Film Tax Credits
To encourage production companies to film in New York, productions which comply with requirements may be eligible for a tax credit of 30% percent of qualified production expenses. Qualified expenses include certain above-the-line wages subject to a cap, below-the-line wages, and production costs directly related to the production of a qualified film. This tax credit is funded at $700 million a year through 2036. You can qualify for the film state tax credit at
https://www.nyc.gov/site/mome/industries/ny-state-tax-credit.page
Film and Television Production Industry Council
The Film and Television Production Industry Council, created to advise the city's production policies and programs, is co-chaired by Directors Guild of America (DGA) Eastern Executive Director, Neil Dudich and Executive Producer, New York COVID Protection Response Alliance's Co-Chair, April Taylor.
Experienced PAs for Hire
The "Made in NY" PA Training Program produces graduates who are pre-screened, trained, and experienced. Our partner Brooklyn Workforce Innovations can arrange interviews or direct placements, several weeks in advance or at a moment's notice. This is a free service offered to productions shooting in NYC and surrounding areas.
Made in NY Discount Card
We are proud to offer the "Made in NY" Discount card as an incentive for filming in New York City. Available to bona fide productions, the card provides discounts and special offers when presented to the more than 1,000 vendors currently participating.
NYS Film & Television Diverse Suppliers Directory
The Directory, which includes both vendors who have previously worked with the film and television industry and those who want to work with the industry, helps film and television productions find diverse vendors throughout New York State.
Location Library
The majority of these City-owned locations are available at no fee; some buildings operated by the Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) do require a fee. Learn more about DCAS at
nyc.gov/dcas.
Studios and Stages
There are dozens of New York City soundstages and studios available to productions shooting in NYC.
Guilds, Unions, and Organizations
We work regularly with guilds, unions, and other organizations on film and television production throughout the five boroughs.
Materials for the Arts
A program of the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs can offer free and easy solutions for your production strike/ liquidation. MFTA can accept drop-offs and schedule pickups, as well as onsite liquidation events at your warehouse. Please contact
filmandtelevision@mfta.nyc.gov
.
NYC Film and Television Industry Economic Impact Study 2021
Groundbreaking report details specifics on the film and television industry's significance and contribution to New York City's economy.
Initiatives
NYC Film Green
As the first sustainability program for the film and television industry in the United States administered by a government agency, NYC Film Green is a voluntary program that enables productions engaging in environmentally-conscious practices to apply for and receive recognition for their efforts.
New York City Public School Film Festival
The New York City Public School Film Festival was created to provide an opportunity for students to have their work recognized and consider careers in filmmaking.
"Movies Under the Stars" Outdoor Film Series
MOME partners with the City's Parks Department to present hundreds of outdoor film screenings in public parks in all five boroughs, including many that have never hosted movie nights before.
Made in NY Marketing Credit
(Currently on hold)
This program offers qualified film and television productions with free co-branded advertising opportunities in the #1 media market in the country. "Made in NY" productions are projects where at least 75% of the film was produced in New York City.
Career Development
Made in NY Production Assistant Training Program
Developed in partnership with Brooklyn Workforce Innovations, this program provides individuals from diverse communities with training for entry-level positions in film production and access to employers in New York City's production industry.
Made in NY Animation Training Program for Young Adults
The program offers NYC youth, ages 12-24, the opportunity to engage in storytelling, gain technical skills in 3D computer animation, and qualify for paid internships in the lab and in the field. Classes are taught at NeONSM Centers and schools by The Animation Project.
MediaMKRS
The program educates and empowers individuals from diverse backgrounds to succeed in the media industry. Reel Works' program offers comprehensive training, hands-on work experiences, networking opportunities, and unparalleled access to industry professionals needed for a thriving career.
Made in NY Career Panels
The "Made in NY" Talks Series presents a variety of free programs exploring multiple topics within the media and entertainment industry. Programs focus on film, television, theater and digital media and support the goals of career development, networking, training and recruitment.
Resources for New Yorkers
Filming Now in NYC
Check out what's filming now in New York City's five boroughs.
Info on Film and TV Crews in Communities
Whenever you see a "Made in NY" truck, it means a film or television show is being created right here in our City. With New York City's iconic and unique sites and neighborhoods, NYC is a popular place for film production. Filming here also means 130,000 jobs for New Yorkers and billions of dollars into the City's economy.
Glossary
Have you ever wondered what those weird sounding jobs on a film shoot are? Have you ever wondered how each crew member on a film shoot works with the other? Check out our Glossary of Film Terms to learn more.
NYC Film and Television Industry Economic Impact Study 2021
To read MOME’s 2021 NYC Film and Television Industry Economic Impact Study, please visit the
Industry Report Archive
. This groundbreaking report details specifics on the film and television industry’s significance and contribution to New York City’s economy.