Michigan film incentives are back on the table (ft. Alexander Page)
Jer Staes
Detroit, MI
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Today we're wading into one of the most requested topics as of late - the possible return of film incentives.
The first round in 2008 met its practical end just a few years later.
But my guest, Alexander Page of the Michigan Film Industry Association, says that due to a number of fundamental changes, the sequel will be better than the original.
And that there's bi-partisan support for them. So obviously, I had questions.
If you’re interested in more: https://mifia.org/
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