PA Invests $34M in TV Series, Creating 3,500 Jobs in Creative Sector

Pennsylvania's Television Industry Gets a Boost with Notable Investment

The Shapiro Administration is taking significant steps to bolster Pennsylvania's creative sector with a recent announcement of a substantial financial commitment. In a move set to invigorate the local economy, the state government has allocated $34 million to two prominent television series, a decision expected to generate close to 3,500 new jobs.

The final season of "Mayor of Kingstown" is poised to bring substantial economic benefits to Pittsburgh, injecting over $107 million into the local economy. Meanwhile, the third season of "TIRES" will enhance Philadelphia's economic landscape with an infusion of $24 million. This strategic investment highlights the administration's dedication to fostering growth and sustainability within the state's creative industries.

"This investment not only supports our thriving film and television industries but also creates thousands of jobs for Pennsylvanians," said a representative from the Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development. Such initiatives signify a commitment to supporting local talent and attracting new projects to the state.

The financial injection into these productions is a testament to Pennsylvania's potential as a major player in the entertainment industry. By providing financial incentives and support, the state is positioning itself as an attractive location for future film and television projects. This approach is expected to yield long-term benefits as more productions may choose Pennsylvania as their filming destination.

For further details, visit the official announcement here.