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Four bipartisan House co-leads are preparing the measure. The industry points to 143,500 jobs a year, but its headline 65% U.S. production share is a modeling assumption, not an independent forecast.
The campaign for a U.S. film and television production incentive has moved from presidential endorsement toward legislation. The Ankler reported that Reps. Laura Friedman (로라 프리드먼) and Linda Sánchez (린다 산체스), both California Democrats, and Republicans Brian Jack (브라이언 잭) of Georgia and Nathaniel Moran (너새니얼 모런) of Texas are preparing a bipartisan House bill. Three sources said it could be introduced as soon as next week. A bill number and final text were not public as of September 20, although some supporters were discussing a path to passage by year-end.