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Minnesota s new film and TV tax credit will create good-paying local jobs | Opinion
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Minnesota film boosters hoping for passage of tax-credit plan to lure TV series to state
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From the editorial: Minnesota is largely being left behind by an industry roaring back to life post-pandemic.
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Duluth News Tribune Editorial Board | 11:00 am, May 9, 2021 ×
The final scenes of Iron Will were filmed in Two Harbors, outside the depot, in March 1993. The movie s star, Mackenzie Astin, is at the center of this photo, in the red cap.News Tribune file photo
DULUTH Making movies and TV shows is a $70 billion industry in the U.S. and an untapped opportunity for Duluth, the Northland, and Minnesota.
In December, St. Louis County took a serious step toward grabbing a game-changing chunk of the economy-boosting, area-promoting glitz and glamour when the County Board voted to create an incentive to woo free-spending Hollywood types and anyone else shooting and creating. The incentive is a rebate on their expenditures of up to 25% in the county and 20% on the Iron Range. That’s sizable savings, the likes of which are already bolstering TV an