Minnesota’s Film and TV Future: Cultivating a Healthy Ecosystem

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Minnesota’s Film and TV Future: Cultivating a Healthy Ecosystem

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Cruver, Amelia

Hauck, Matt

Intermill, Micah

Lundquist, Leah

Meyer, John

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2012-05-18

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Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs

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The stated mission of Minnesota Film and TV is “to create jobs and economic growth by promoting and supporting the state's production industry.” (MN Film and TV, 2011) This paper examines the literature around public investment in the film and television industry; the current state of the industry in Minnesota, including film, television, corporate and advertising production work and trends; and possible strategies to grow Minnesota’s production industry through public investment and the strategic leadership of Minnesota Film and TV.

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Cruver, Amelia; Hauck, Matt; Intermill, Micah; Lundquist, Leah; Meyer, John. (2012). Minnesota’s Film and TV Future: Cultivating a Healthy Ecosystem. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/123597.

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