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October 1, 2009 – The Massachusetts Film Office presents a short video highlighting the local economic impact of just 3 movies from the summer of 2009, in order to better …

September 26, 2009 (WCVB-TV 5) – Krystal Kenville thought she was auditioning for a Hollywood movie starring Ben Stiller, but instead, the aspiring actress says, she was scammed by a …

September 25, 2009 (NECN: John Moroney, Bridgewater, Mass.) – Taking movie making to new heights in Massachusetts. Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz are shooting a film in Bridgewater. Tonight, a …

September 23, 2009 — Mark Wahlberg trains for his role in THE FIGHTER–shot in Lowell, Massachusetts in the summer of 2009.

Trailer for THE BOX, made in Massachusetts in 2008, and opening nationwide on November 5, 2009.

Action Comedy Will Film At Several Bay State Locations. Click here to see video story. WCVB-TV Channel 5 September 3, 2009 BOSTON — Tom Cruise, Cameron Diaz and other Hollywood …

INVENTION OF LYING, shot in Massachusetts in 2008, opens in theaters nationwide on September 25, 2009.

SURROGATES, shot in Massachusetts in 2008, opens in theaters nationwide on September 25, 2009.

SHUTTER ISLAND, shot in Massachusetts in 2008, opens in theaters nationwide on February 19, 2010.

May 27, 2009 — WGBH’s Greater Boston with Emily Rooney takes a closer look at the filming of THE LIGHTKEEPER, directed by Dan Adams on Cape Cod.

THE PROPOSAL, shot in Massachusetts in 2008, opens in theaters nationwide on JUNE 13, 2009

Movie makers are expected to spend millions here.

Find more videos like this on Hollywood East TV (April 16, 2009) Plymouth Rock Studios’ popular video blog, THE SERIES, takes a quick look at the Massachusetts Film Tax Credit. …

Boston University Journalism student Kristine Leahy turns in this report on the Massachusetts Film Tax Credit Program. March 31, 2009 FOR A PRIMER ON TAX CREDITS, CLICK HERE.

State Senate President Therese Murray says green projects like this one will create green collar jobs far into the future. “If we work together and we make the investments to train current and future generations for these types of jobs, and industry that’s just starting to bloom is going to explode in this state, and more importantly will keep those jobs in Massachusetts for our residents.”

The Rose Kennedy Ballroom at Intercontinental Boston was the stage. Jobs, Camera, Action was the show. A film industry career fair in Massachusetts that now offers more than just a dream for the hundreds who showed up.

NewsCenter 5’s Shiba Russell reported that about 600 people attended the Massachusetts Film Office’s first career fair, hoping to find work in one of the multi-million dollar film projects setting up camp across the state.

(October 28, 2008 NECN) – People in Plymouth, Massachusetts say they want their town to become Hollywood East. By a nearly unanimous vote Monday night at the Plymouth town meeting, …

Officials Set To Vote On Movie Studio Project Monday (click here for video story) Click on the link above to see NewsCenter Five’s Lynn Jolicoeur’s October 26th 2008 report that …

August 3, 2008 NECN’s “This Week in Business” hosts Paul Guzzi and Nick Nikitas discuss the impact of the film tax credits with Massachusetts Film Office Executive Director Nick Paleologos.