Analysis of how film production spending flows through Nevada's economy, including multiplier effects, tourism crossover, and state revenue projections.
Economic Impact
Louisiana's Motion Picture Production Program generates roughly $1 billion in annual economic activity and supports 1,100+ IATSE members. Here's what 20 years of credits built — and what Nevada should model.
Economic Impact
California's $3.75B incentive expansion triggered a 400% application surge. The mechanism is confirmed at scale — and Nevada's 2027 session remains the last realistic window.
Economic Impact
New Jersey went from near-zero to $833M in production spending in seven years. Nevada rejected its own credit bills in 2025. Here's the economic cost of that decision.
Economic Impact
A single film production injects up to $1.3 million per day into local economies. Georgia's 400+ annual productions reveal what production density compounds into at scale.
Economic Impact
Georgia's film and TV productions spent $2.6 billion directly in FY2024 — and the BLS employment gap between Georgia and Nevada reveals the full cost of inaction.
Economic Impact
Since 2004, New York's film credit generated $23.3 billion in economic investment and 90,000 direct jobs in a single year. Here's what two decades of data tells Nevada.
Economic Impact
Georgia generates $6.30 in downstream economic activity for every dollar invested in its film tax credit. Here's the mechanism behind those numbers.
