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Austin Creative Content Incentive Program (CCIP) is sponsored by City of Austin – Economic Development Department. The Creative Content Incentive Program (CCIP) encourages the location and growth of qualifying film, television, and gaming productions in the City of Austin. The program provides grant payments of up to 2.
5% of wages paid to local residents (Austin Metro Area).
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The program provides grant payments to support the hiring or local residents and promotion of the City of Austin. ##### Program Eligibility * Project must be a film, television, commercial, game, or visual effects project. * Primary location for company’s project must be within the City of Austin.
* Must pay at least union wages or the City’s Living Wage to those positions for which incentive is received. For additional requirements, please see the Creative Content Incentive Program Guidelines. Wage-Based Amount Up to 2.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Qualifying film, television, and gaming productions located in the City of Austin. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Austin Creative Content Incentive Program (CCIP) is funded by City of Austin – Economic Development Department. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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