In The News
The Illinois Film Industry and the IPA have been featured and quoted in the following industry trade and media outlets.
Illinois Production Alliance Press Release (3/21/24): Governor JB Pritzker, “VEEP” Star Matt Walsh Headline Illinois Production Alliance Hollywood Reception
Crain’s Chicago Business (3/21/24): Pritzker is headed to Hollywood to tout state’s film and TV industry
WLS-TV (ABC) (3/10/24): Our Chicago: TV & movie production in Chicago and across Illinois
Daily Herald (2/25/24): Is Illinois’ film tax credit luring Hollywood to the heartland?
WBBM-AM (2/15/24): Chicago's film, TV production revs up again, after industry strikes
Screen Magazine (2/5/24): Illinois Film Tax Credit Has Significant Impact for State
NBC 5 Chicago (1/30/24): Anchors report on the Economic Impact Study of the Illinois Film Production Services Tax Credit
Illinois Production Alliance Press Release (1/30/24): Illinois Production Alliance releases first-ever Economic Impact Study of State’s Film Production Services Tax Credit
Crain’s Chicago Business (1/29/24): Study shows how much of a boon Illinois’ Film Tax Credit has been
Producer’s Guild of America (March/April 2023): Chitown: On the Rise
Variety (3/8/23): Location Update: Illinois Featuring several articles, including Variety: Tax Incentives and Diversity Initiatives Spark Illinois Film and TV Production
Entertainment Partners (2/15/23): Illinois’ Historic Film Scene Grows to New Heights with Expanded Tax Incentives
Screen Magazine (1/12/23): Illinois Film Production Tax Incentive Program Extended Through 2032
Screen Magazine (4/12/22): BREAKING: Illinois Film Production Tax Credit Expanded; ‘Gamechanger’ for IL & Chicago Industry
Crain’s Chicago Business (5/14/21): Can TV and film be a billion-dollar business in Illinois?
WLS AM Chicago: Illinois start incentive program for film industry
Governor JB Pritzker, in Variety:
“Illinois has long been a thriving arts hub, with iconic movies filmed right here including ‘The Blues Brothers,’ ‘Home Alone’ and of course, ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’,” says Gov. J.B. Pritzker. “This is why in 2022, the $700 million production revenue in our state shattered records and eclipsed our pre-pandemic revenue numbers. I attribute this success to our expanded film production tax credit as well as our diversity, inclusivity and commitment to equity; we’re ensuring our state is a welcoming place where every production wants to film.”
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