Motion picture project means a product intended for commercial exploitation that incurs at least two hundred fifty thousand dollars of costs directly in this State to produce a master negative motion picture, whether film, tape, or other medium, for theatrical or television exhibition in the United States and in which at least twenty percent of total filming days of principal photography, but not fewer than ten filming days, is filmed in this State. Upon the recommendation of the South Carolina Film Commission, the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism shall certify the motion picture project as a project eligible for purposes of this article.
Motion picture project means a product intended for commercial exploitation that incurs at least one million dollars of costs directly in this State to produce a master negative motion picture for theatrical or television exhibition in the United States and in which at least twenty percent of total filming days of principal photography, but not fewer than ten filming days, is filmed in this State.
Motion picture project means the produc- tion of any property described in section 168(f)(3). Such term does not include property with respect to which records are required to be maintained under section 2257 of title 18, United States Code.
Examples of Motion picture project in a sentence
Motion picture project The term "motion picture project" means the production of any property described in section 168(f)(3).
Motion picture project will include legislated five second long static or animated logo that promotes Georgia in the end credits before the below-the-line crew crawl for the life of the project and which includes a link to exploregeorgia.org/film on the project's web page.
Motion picture project worker The term "motion picture project worker" means any individual who provides services on motion picture projects for clients who are not affiliated with the motion picture project employer.
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Motion picture project means a product intended for commercial exploitation that incurs at least $250,000 of costs directly in South Carolina to produce a master negative motion picture, whether film, tape, or other medium, for theatrical or television exhibition in the United States and in which at least 20% of total filming days of principal photography, but not fewer than 10 filming days, is filmed in South Carolina. Upon the recommendation of the South Carolina Film Commission, and if appropriate, the Coordinating Council for Economic Development shall certify the motion picture project as a project eligible for this credit.
Motion picture project means a product intended for commercial exploitation that incurs at least one million dollars of costs to produce a master negative motion picture for theatrical or television exhibition in the United States.