New GR film office targets moviemakers to boost regional economy
With one of the country’s best tax incentive programs for filmmakers now in place, Grand Rapids is gearing up for an influx of film crews who will bring out-of-state dollars to area hotels, restaurants, and other services, and will provide film crew jobs for local workers.
With one of the country’s best tax incentive programs for filmmakers now in place, Grand Rapids is gearing up for an influx of film crews who will bring out-of-state dollars to area hotels, restaurants, and other services, and will provide film crew jobs for local workers.
According to excerpts from the story:
GRAND RAPIDS — What’s the best opening scene for a movie shot in Grand Rapids?
“Sunset Avenue overlooking the entire city,” said Todd Tofferi, coordinator for the city’s new Office of Film, Music and Special Events.
Best street for a car chase?
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