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Massachusetts Doubles Film Tax Credits | Boston News
- Published
- September 18, 2026
- Duration
- 1:35
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- Last updated
- Sep 27, 2026
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Massachusetts is dishing out record-breaking cash to film and TV, handing over $47 million in tax credits — more than double last year’s total — as productions rebound from Hollywood strikes. Big winners include the Stephen King adaptation “Salem’s Lot” ($13.5M) and the crime drama “Boston Strangler” ($11M), both filmed before the data hit. While Emmy-win…
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Massachusetts is dishing out record-breaking cash to film and TV, handing over $47 million in tax credits — more than double last year’s total — as productions rebound from Hollywood strikes. Big winners include the Stephen King adaptation “Salem’s Lot” ($13.5M) and the crime drama “Boston Strangler” ($11M), both filmed before the data hit. While Emmy-winning “Widow’s Bay” may not yet show its full credit impact, state numbers are preliminary and could climb. Officials aim to lure more shoots by
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