Amazon MGM Studios’ action-comedy heist thriller filmed in Pittsburgh, starring Zoe Kravitz, Pete Davidson, and Nicholas Hoult.
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Tax Incentives
Pennsylvania offers a competitive, transparent Film Tax Credit program with no minimum spend—making the Keystone State an ideal home for both major studio productions and independent filmmakers.
Filmmakers may apply if at least 60% of total production costs are incurred in the Commonwealth for eligible projects, including:
- Feature films
- TV movies
- TV pilots, episodic series, talk shows, game shows, and commercials
- Documentaries
25% - 30% Tax incentive range 
Tax Credits can reduce PA tax liability, or be sold/transferred 
Hotel tax savings on extended stays 
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Pennsylvania Scene Setters
Experience how Pennsylvania’s vast location destinations can elevate your production!
Our database provides thousands of listings that include Commonwealth homes, businesses, Main Streets, and more. Our listings showcase the Keystone State’s natural and urban landscapes that play themselves – or double for somewhere else.
Discover the cinematic cityscapes of Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and Harrisburg. Stroll suburban and rural hamlets. Roll through pastures and farmland. Explore lush parks, deep gorges, and rugged mountains. Tour battlefields. Time-travel through colonial-to-modern architecture. Sift through industrial and institutional relics. Wade in tranquil creeks and roiling waterfalls. Walk the sandy beaches along Lake Erie. Visit or join our database today!
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Grips and editors and CGI bears
Pennsylvania is filled with national-level talent—scouts who know the countryside like the back of their hands, postproduction companies and set designers. Artists of all kinds are attracted to this great state by the affordable workspace and stay for the incredible community and support that exist here.
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Take a look through the online archive. Maybe you'll see a place you recognize—maybe you'll be inspired to look deeper into the films you watch and think about how many people work behind the scenes to create the realistic façade of a movie set.
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Featured Pennsylvania Productions
Hershey
Shot in Allegheny, Butler, Fayette, Westmoreland counties.
Finn Wittrock and Alexandra Daddario star as Milton and Kitty Hershey in the inspiring true story of the Pennsylvania iconic Hershey Company, written by Sharon Paul and Timothy Michael Hayes. The project was directed by University of Pennsylvania graduate Mark Waters (Mean Girls, Freaky Friday), filmed in multiple southwestern Pennsylvania counties, and distributed by Angel Studios.
How to Rob a Bank
Shot in Pittsburgh.
A stylish heist thriller from David Leitch, starring Zoe Kravitz, Pete Davidson, John C. Reilly, and Nicholas Hoult is coming to theaters on September 4, distributed by Amazon MGM Studios. The project was filmed primarily in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.
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