Film & TV incentives, made comparable.
Every US state with a film or television production incentive publishes something about it. What they publish, how often, and in what detail is wildly inconsistent — and nobody puts those disclosures side by side.
What we're building
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One structure across jurisdictions
Allocations, qualified spend, filming days and project detail, pulled out of each state's own reporting and normalized into a single comparable shape.
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Every figure traced to its document
No number enters the dataset without a link that resolves to the public record it came from. If we can't source it, we don't publish it.
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The record over time
Which states are gaining and losing allocated production spend is an argument the industry has constantly and has almost no data behind. We're keeping the time series so it can be answered.
Status: in development. Coverage begins with California, Georgia and New Mexico, and expands once those three run clean. We'd rather cover a few states accurately than many approximately.
Everything here comes from public government records. We don't collect, store or sell personal contact data.
Get in touch
If you work in production, at a film office, or anywhere incentive data crosses your desk — I'd rather build this with you than guess at what you need.
hello@incentiveradar.co