Secondary Incentives
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Incentive Type:
Qualifying Production Types
Feature Film, Scripted TV, Miniseries, Commercials
Sunset Date
None
Wrapbook's Rule to Remember
Basic Incentive Information
- Spend10%
- Above the Line Residents10%
- Above the Line Non-Residents10%
- Below the Line Residents10%
- Below the Line Non-Residents10%
- Minimum Spend$5,000*
- Funding Cap$20,000
- Project Cap$20,000*
- Loan Out RegistrationNo
- Loan Out WithholdingNone
- CPA Audit RequiredYes
- Screen Credit RequiredYes
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Project Criteria
TV series must have a minimum budget of $10,000 and a minimum spend of $3,000 in the city of Yukon. Additionally, television projects must have a pre-completed/approved City of Yukon filming permit.
Commercials must have a minimum budget of $5,000 and a pre-completed/approved City of Yukon filming permit.
Contact the film office for more details.
How to Apply
Applicants must be scheduled to begin principal and ongoing photography on the qualified project within 6 months after submitting the application. In addition, principal photography shall begin within 30 days of the start date on the application.
Contact the film office for more details.
Additional Information
The maximum grant award a television series can receive is $10,000.
The maximum grant award a single commercial project can receive is $5,000.
Contact the film office for more details.
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