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    ​Maryland has entered Stage Three of Governor Hogan's Maryland Strong: Roadmap to Recovery plan.  Film and television production is allowed in the State.  Filming in Maryland provides information on reopening guidance for the film industry in correlation with the COVID-19 pandemic.


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    While staying Safer at Home, it's a great time to watch a ​Made-in-Maryland movie or show, support a local theater by purchasing a virtual ticket to their virtual screening room,


     
     


    OR, if you really just need to get out of the house, visit a "Pop-Up" Drive-in or Maryland's ONLY Drive-In Movie Theatre -  BENGIES in Middle River.



    So, you may be familiar with some of the Made-in-Maryland movies or shows, others you may not have realized were filmed in Maryland.  Whether you enjoy comedies like Wedding Crashers or Runaway Bride;  action films like Enemy of the State or Live Free or Die Hard;  independent films like Sollers Point or LUV;  award-winning series like House of Cards or The Wire;  Baltimore showcases like Avalon or Serial Mom;  family fare like Tuck Everlasting or Meteor Man;  or, if you just like to be scared by The Blair Witch Project or The Night Watchmen, watch something that was Made-in-Maryland.


    Be sure to follow us on Facebook (MDFilmOffice) and Twitter (@MDFilmOffice).



    ​FY 2020 tax credits are still available for Maryland Small Films.

    For questions on the status of other Film Production Activity Tax Credits, please contact Jack Gerbes, Director of the Maryland Film Office, at 443-865-9002 or Jack.Gerbes@maryland.gov.

    Visit     our     TAX CREDIT page for information on the program and how it works. 


    The Maryland Film Office is an arm of the Maryland Department of Commerce, our mission is to attract productions to film on-location in the state of Maryland, as well as support the State's local film community. Our goal is to make filming in Maryland as easy as possible.




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