Wisconsin Film Credits

Well I now understand that The State of Wisconsin will be removing the Film Tax Credits (Film Wisconsin) The excuse being the credits do not bring the State money.
Funny that from Public Enemies to Fort Mc Coy we have had filming up and down the State. Investment made folks finding jobs. Good jobs with benefits some union jobs. IMHO Film Wisconsin did in the first year met all the goals set.
Before one cent was spend on rebating film production 100Ks + had to be spend on wages and other goods.
When the Film Wisconsin program is ended the films we could have had made here will go to the States that have the film credits.
Maybe we need to "bribe" Governor Doyle like our tribes did to get expanded casinos.
Maybe we need to be nice to the asshole Democrats in Wisconsin who talk about jobs then fuck the companies who want to bring them to the state.

I will be fighting this from happing I need your help. There will be more to come

48 Hr in Milwauwee

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Ross is a GOD of Film! All Hail Ross

Events In Milwaukee Wisconsin Born & Bred!

New Year Day
Go see a good film meet great folks
12:30pm - doors open at Times Cinema on 57th & Vliet, Mike Shank playing guitar in the lobby1:00pm - local film trailers, a short by filmmaker Matt Nichols1:15pm - Mark Borchardt & Barbara Meyer-Spidell present "It's My House Trailer1:20pm - A showing of "Wisconsin Born & Bred, The Entertainers" featuring Al Jarreau, Jackie Mason, Mark Borchardt, Jim Abrahams, Daniel J. Travanti, Frank Caliendo. Narrated by Robert Richard Jorge2:45pm - Film over. Everyone headed to O'Briens on 49th & Vliet for drinks, conversation, and fun.Tickets are $5 per person. Open to the public. Let me know if you might attend.