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Wyoming board OKs first film incentive applicants

July 11, 2009 /

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The state Tourism Board has given the green light to Wyoming’s first film incentive applicants: three documentaries, a public television series and a movie.

The board approved applications in June from the five projects, which have either already filmed or are considering filming in Wyoming. Incentive payments are contingent on the producers submitting documentation to account for their spending in the state.

"We have all five of these approved and moving forward with contracts, and we’re collecting expense vouchers and documentation for all the expenditures," said Michell Howard, film manager for Wyoming Tourism and Travel.

By MATT JOYCE
Associated Press writer

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