Secondary Incentives
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Incentive Type:
Qualifying Production Types
Music Videos, Animation, Commercials, Documentaries, Web Series, Scripted TV, Interactive, Feature Film, Miniseries, MOW
Sunset Date
None
Wrapbook's Rule to Remember
Reach out to the local film office to assist with hitting that local “student/grad” requirement.
Basic Incentive Information
- SpendN/A
- Above the Line ResidentsN/A
- Above the Line Non-ResidentsN/A
- Below the Line ResidentsN/A
- Below the Line Non-ResidentsN/A
- Minimum Spend$500,000
- Funding Cap$10,000,000
- Project Cap$100,000
- Loan Out RegistrationNo
- Loan Out WithholdingNo
- CPA Audit Required
- Screen Credit RequiredYes
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Project Criteria
The project must spend a minimum of $500,000 in Miami-Dade County on qualifying payroll and qualifying expenses. Qualifying payroll is defined as payment of salary to Miami-Dade County residents for work performed from the first day of pre-production to the last day of post-production.
Additionally, each project can include qualifying ancillary expenditures from businesses that are located within the Miami-Dade County boundaries.
At least 70% of a production must be produced or filmed in Miami-Dade County.
Productions eligible for $50,000 grants must hire at least 20 county residents, paid to meet the county’s living wage ordinance, as principal cast or crew while shooting there. Productions eligible for $100,000 grants must hire 40 residents, paid to meet the county’s living wage ordinance, as principal cast or crew while shooting there.
Productions must showcase Miami-Dade County to the extent that the production has a sense of the areas as determined by the county.
Each project must hire at least one student/recent graduate that meets certain criteria.
Additionally, productions in both tiers must hire at least 70% Miami-Dade registered businesses as vendors and contractors.
Contact the film office for more details.
How to Apply
Applications should be fully completed and submitted online, alongside a content document such as a final script, storyboards, digital media projects, or a story synopsis.
An itemized budget detailing estimated Miami-Dade County expenditures is also required, as is a production schedule reflecting the pre-production, production and post-production schedules for the entire project, including work taking place in Miami-Dade County, other Florida counties, and other states, U.S. territories or countries.
Each production will be required provide proof of financing within 30 days of submitting an application and paperwork. Upon submission of the application, the applicant will receive by email a confirmation message acknowledging receipt of the application.
Contact the film office for more details.
Additional Information
This incentive excludes salaries in excess of $75,000 for any resident.
Contact the film office for more details.
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