Film Production and Visual Effects in British Columbia 2010
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The document summarizes tax credits available for film and visual effects productions in British Columbia, including: 1) The Production Services Tax Credit (PSTC) provides refundable tax credits up to 33% of BC labour expenditures for eligible productions. 2) The Digital Animation or Visual Effects (DAVE) tax credit provides an additional 17.5% credit for visual effects work done in BC. 3) Productions filmed outside of BC can still qualify for partial tax credits if they contract with a BC visual effects house.
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Film Production and Visual Effects in British Columbia 2010
- 1. Film Production and Visual Effects in British Columbia 2010 Gordon W. Esau, Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP Robert Wong, British Columbia Film Juliet D.W. Smith, Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP Presented by:
- 2. BC Film and Television Tax Credits Robert Wong Vice President, Tax Credits & Development British Columbia Film Presented by:
- 18. Structuring for Visual Effects Work in BC Gordon W. Esau, Partner, Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP Presented by:
- 20. Most Common Structures when Contracting for VFX Work U.S Canada Structure 1 Copyright Owner Canadian VFX House Canadian Production Company Structure 2 Copyright Owner Subcontractors Canadian VFX House
- 21. Three Party Agreement Copyright Owner Canadian VFX House Production Company
- 25. Contact Gordon W. Esau, Partner (604) 443-7105 [email_address]
- 26. Canadian Indigenous Tax Credits Juliet D.W. Smith, Partner, Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP Presented by:
- 37. Contact Juliet D.W. Smith Partner, Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP (604) 443-7135 [email_address]
Notes de l'éditeur
- Regional tax credit – to support productions that are filming outside of the Greater Vancouver area
- Compare to Ontario & Quebec – not a separate tax credit, can be claimed by the production company, allow for greater labour to be included
- The last 3 points will be explained further.
- Audio effects-sound effects added during post-production. However, voice-overs, the narration or non-synchronous dialogue that takes place over the onscreen action is OK In camera effects-effects achieved using single or multiple passes of film through a camera Credit rolls-title sequences OK Labour not eligible for the basic PSTC is not eligible under DAVE ie audit fees and marketing costs
- Follow along on hand out Mention addition federal tax credit
- Follow along on hand out Mention addition federal tax credit
- Must of have direct contract with copyright owner
- Mention federal credit again A lot of information presented here If you need help calculating tax credits or have questions give us a call
- Follow along on hand out Mention addition federal tax credit