Oakland's Budget Woes Might Kill Off a Promising Film Initiative
Briefly

Oakland's perception as a filmmakers' hub is changing as locals advocate for a vibrant film scene, emphasizing initiatives like the film rebate to attract production.
Grace Porras says, 'I really felt like there was a possibility for us to create a robust film scene here,' highlighting local efforts to revitalize the film industry.
The East Bay Film Collective, co-founded by local creatives, aims to make Oakland an attractive option for filmmakers, emphasizing collaboration with city officials.
There's considerable interest from producers, with potential local spending upwards of $10 million, stressing the importance of infrastructure to support filming in Oakland.
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