We lost our film incentive in 2015, just as it was starting to thrive—but it's time to bring film back to Alaska. By rebuilding this industry, we can create jobs, bring money into the state, and keep talented Alaskans living and working here, all while showcasing the beauty and potential of Alaska.

Email Your State Legislators Today

Alaska’s Film Incentive is more than just a boost for the entertainment industry—it’s a powerful economic driver that creates jobs, supports local businesses, and showcases the beauty of our state to the world. When productions film in Alaska, they hire local crews, rent equipment, book hotels, and spend money at restaurants and shops, all of which directly benefit Alaskan communities. Without a competitive incentive, these productions take their business elsewhere, costing us valuable economic opportunities. By reinstating the Film Incentive, Alaska can attract major productions, create well-paying jobs, and stimulate a growing industry that benefits everyone.

Now is the time to take action and urge state legislators to support the return of Alaska’s Film Incentive. Other states with strong incentives have seen tremendous success, proving that this investment leads to long-term economic growth. A simple email to your representative can help ensure Alaska remains a top destination for filmmakers, strengthening our economy and preserving our unique stories on screen. Your voice matters—contact your legislators today and help bring film back to Alaska!

Letter Campaign by
Steven Cornfield
Anchorage, Alaska

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  • The Alaska Filming Initiative is dedicated to reigniting and sustaining the success of Alaska’s film industry.

    Our mission is to engage and grow the film community within Alaska, focusing on building and nurturing a robust local economy, as well as respecting cultural accuracy for Alaska Native culture.

    Our goal is not just to create film opportunities, but to foster a thriving, diverse, and sustainable economic environment across the state.