Officials with the Ohio Film Office say four films have committed to shoot in the state and, in turn, receive more than $2.3 million in tax credits, reports the Cincinnati Business Courier.
The films are Seven Below Zero, Old Fashioned, Over the Wall and Liberal Arts, which will be shot partially in Columbus. Since the state's Motion Picture Tax Credit program began in 2009 under former Gov. Ted Strickland, Ohio has awarded more than $29 million in incentives to productions that have employed more than 9,000 Ohioans, the state said.
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