Thousands of Jobs Coming to North Carolina with New Film Projects
RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina’s film industry is about to see a major boost. Governor Josh Stein has announced that seven new film projects have been approved for state film and entertainment grants, bringing thousands of jobs and millions in economic impact.
Jobs and Investment
The projects are expected to create more than 3,800 jobs and generate over $131 million in spending across North Carolina.
Recent productions such as The Bard and May and the Woodmen were filmed in the Piedmont Triad, showcasing the state’s growing role in the film industry.
State’s Growing Film Hub
North Carolina has long been a popular destination for filmmakers, with its mix of urban centers, scenic coastlines, and mountain landscapes offering diverse backdrops.
Film incentives have helped the state compete with Georgia and other Southern film hubs, keeping North Carolina in the spotlight for both independent and large-scale productions.
Looking Ahead
With seven new projects on the way, industry leaders say the latest announcement represents not just short-term job creation but also an opportunity to further expand the state’s reputation as a film production hub.
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