New York is ahead of the game on this one then.
Most of the cities that have done studies on whether offering up incentives for movies to film there don't end up creating the jobs or revenue to make it profitable (and it's not close. You end up paying for having the honor of them making money off a movie they shoot.
http://www.techdirt....taxpayers.shtml
State Net Revenue Foregone per Net Job Created by Film Tax Credit Revenue Gained from Feedback Effects per Dollar of Film Subsidy Claimed($)
Massachusetts $88,000 $0.16
Connecticut $33,400 $0.07
Louisiana $16,100 $0.13
Louisiana $14,100 $0.18
Michigan $44,561 $0.11
New Mexico $13,400 $0.14
New Mexico ($400) $1.50
Pennsylvania $13,000 $0.24
New York ($2,000) $1.90
Arizona $23,676 $0.28
http://www.nytimes.c....anted=all&_r=1
" And when temporary construction workers were excluded from the tally, Pontiac’s records show, the studio reported only two employees in 2010 and 12 the next year. "