SOURCE: Crain’s Cleveland Business
December 28, 2022
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Bill Garvey
President, Greater Cleveland Film Commission
Highlighted Involvement: Leadership Cleveland
In the news: A year after helping Cleveland land Netflix’s “White Noise,” Garvey and the GCFC worked with Universal on the $25 million LeBron James movie “Shooting Stars.” The Queens, New York, native has worked to add “The Land” to Hollywood. His newest mission? Expanding the state’s tax incentive for films. “Ultimately these projects depend on a tax incentive to come,” he told Cleveland.com