Scott Geyman

With compliance goes creativity.

[TheWrap @TheWrap]

After movies like 'Avengers: Doomsday' fled the U.S. for tax breaks overseas, film production in America has finally rebounded. But will it last?

- Shoot days for the first quarter of the year in LA increased 10.7%.
- The U.K. saw a 22% year-over-year decrease in production spending.
- Films like John Krasinski's 'A Quiet Place 3' are shooting in the U.S., not overseas.

Much more in our full story on the state of U.S. production: https://t.co/mZDUh1WCAD

[The Hollywood Reporter @THR]

Film Shoots Are Down in U.S. This Year, Except In New Jersey https://t.co/BkxHTi7o1Z

[The Hollywood Reporter @THR]

More features are shooting in California, but overall production spend is down notably as recent on-location activity is fueled by smaller-budget indie projects. The latest numbers: https://t.co/ZACM1fHFYR

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Hollywood studios are making significantly fewer movies and TV shows, resulting in a 30% drop in the industry’s employment from a late-2022 peak. https://t.co/jWgI5YmrCB

[The Hollywood Reporter @THR]

In the fourth quarter of 2025, New Jersey saw the biggest growth year-over-year, while California stayed the top destination even as it saw declines in film shoots and production spend.

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[The Hollywood Reporter @THR]

Snoop Dogg Biopic Gets $17 Million In California Tax Credits to Shoot In State https://t.co/cHUETDiqSA

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Set and studio landlords like Hackman Capital are already suffering from a slowdown in TV and film production. https://t.co/ZLIkwXLKNr

[The Hollywood Reporter @THR]

How California stacks up now against its top U.S. rivals for on-location movie and TV shoots https://t.co/ZACM1fHFYR

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

A few years ago, Atlanta was such a hotbed of production that it seemed possible it would supplant Los Angeles as the heart of the entertainment industry. Now, the mood among movie and TV workers in Georgia is grim. https://t.co/kVPyeqHN13

[Scott Geyman @ScottGeyman]

I wonder who had the privilege of telling Trump that Alex Ovechkin isn’t Canadian.

[The Wall Street Journal @WSJ]

Hollywood studios were left scrambling after Trump called for a 100% tariff on movies produced overseas https://t.co/KXVYEi6hCm

[WSJ Business News @WSJbusiness]

President Trump has found the next industry he wants to bring back to the U.S. with tariffs: Hollywood https://t.co/QpblfcINqP

[BBC News (World) @BBCWorld]

Trump says he will hit non-US movies with 100% tariffs https://t.co/RkCJzP1ay6

[Scott Geyman @ScottGeyman]

https://t.co/cJuQMSMlRI

[The Hollywood Reporter @THR]

As a new tally shows plummeting shoot days in Los Angeles, organizers gathered to strategize on ways to get post-production and music incentives included in California's bill to boost the industry. https://t.co/USsR9lhSrl

[The Hollywood Reporter @THR]

The Up and Coming Cities Swiping Hollywood's Dollars https://t.co/0tfI5aCTJx

[Scott Geyman @ScottGeyman]

@VCBrags “What’s your fav @paulg essay?”

[Scott Geyman @ScottGeyman]

I need one of these signs that just says “False”.

[Scott Geyman @ScottGeyman]

Discovering hobbies as an adult is difficult.

Where can a guy find an a cappella quartet?