Wonder  who got the $70 million. You would think that such a big load of dough  would have made a visible impact.
 I would like to see hard  evidence that this amount of money was dumped into the local economy as reported by SA.
I know that our legislators are looking at doing away with the tax credits for the film industry so it seems that this article is
pushback to doing away with the tax credits.  I know that at the hearing before the legislator, DBEBT was unable to really provide
solid details on how much revenue was really added to the local economy versus the loss of tax revenue because of the generous
tax credits that the film industry received. My impression was that this was just another example of the local yokels being fed a lot of
jive by the city slickers and being taken to the cleaners.