Film tax incentives are financial benefits offered by governments to encourage film and television production in their regions. These incentives can include tax credits, rebates, or exemptions that reduce the overall cost of making a film. By attracting filmmakers, local economies can benefit from increased spending on services, jobs, and tourism. Many countries and states, such as California and Canada, have implemented these incentives to compete in the global film industry. The goal is to create a favorable environment for production, which can lead to a boost in local businesses and job creation in the creative sector.