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Maryland is in 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.
The Maryland Film Office will begin accepting
Applications for Qualification
and
Maryland Small Film - Applications for Qualification
for FY 2021 tax credits on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 9:00 am on Tuesday, December 1, 2020. These applications are for the $12 million in tax credits authorized in FY 2021. 10% of the credits (
$1,200,000
) have been set aside for Maryland Smal Film applications.
Visit our
TAX CREDIT
page for information on the program and how it works
.
Please contact Jack Gerbes, Director of the Maryland Film Office, at 443-865-9002 or
Jack.Gerbes@maryland.gov
with qu
estions regarding the status of the tax credit program and to discuss your production
.
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 ticket to their virtual screening room,
OR,
Maryland's ONLY Drive-In Movie Theatre -
BENGIES
-
in Middle River is still open
.
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
).
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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