What Theyre Saying LAs Entertainment Industry Commend Mayor Bass Appointment of Board of Public Works President Steve Kang as City Film Liaison

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Mayor Bass appointed Steve Kang as City Film Liaison, a decision that attracted significant support from the entertainment industry in Los Angeles. Leaders, including Arlen Valdivia from the Motion Picture Association, praised the appointment for its potential to enhance the production experience. The Entertainment Union Coalition emphasized the need for this role to meet increased demand from California’s Film and Television Program 4. 0. Lindsay Dougherty of Teamsters Local 399 stated that the appointment would provide a direct line for industry concerns, promoting a more streamlined production process.

Wendy Greuel from the California Film Commission pointed out Bass's commitment to preserving jobs in Hollywood through various initiatives. This includes supporting the doubling of the State Film & TV Tax Credit Program and facilitating on-location filming. The appointment of Kang reflects a strategic effort to maintain Los Angeles as the heart of the entertainment industry. The leaders expressed eagerness to collaborate with Kang to foster a more supportive environment for filmmakers.

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