October 13 2024

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Picard Series To Film In The U.S.

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Unlike Star Trek: Discovery, which films in Toronto; the new Picard series will be filmed in Los Angeles.

According to the California Film Commission, the Picard series is one of nine television shows that will receive part of a tax credit allocation from California. The series will receive $15.6 million in production tax credit.

Here is the breakdown of the California Film & TV Tax Credit Program 2.0:

  • American Horror Story – $8,850,000
  • Flowers of Helvetica – $12,000,000
  • Good Trouble 2 – $6,607,000
  • Mayans MC 2 – $7,597,000
  • New Star Trek Series 1 – $15,646,000
  • The Orville S3 – $15,775,000
  • The Rookie 1.5 – $4,546,000
  • Strange Angel S2 – $10,624,000
  • Why Women Kill 1 $8,476,000

The nine shows will employ an estimated 1,820 cast members, 2,140 crew, and 25,000 extras and stand-ins over nine-hundred-and-sixteen days of filming.

“Our TV tax credits are in high demand, so we’re pleased to have ample credits available now to bring these three large-scale series to California,” said California Film Commission executive director Amy Lemisch. “So many producers tell us that California is their first choice because no other locale can match what we have to offer, including the ability to leave the set and go home each night.”

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