Daily Journal Staff Writer
In 2014 motion picture financing became front-page, political news when the "dean of entertainment attorneys" Kenneth Ziffren of Ziffren Brittenham LLP became film czar for the city of Los Angeles and helped broker a more than three-fold increase in the state's motion picture tax credits.
The scheduled jump in government subsidies was the clearest indication outside money is flowing mor...
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