TN Film group wants better tax incentives

WBIR Thursday 23rd February, 2012

A Tennessee film group says it will work to lure production companies to the Volunteer State, even if some pro-Hollywood legislation in the state legislature fails. The Association for the Future of Film and Television in Tennessee (AFFT) is supporting two bills presented by Sen. Mark Norris and Rep. Steve McManus. Under their legislation, a pro...

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