ABC’s Promised Land and Disney+’s The Mysterious Benedict Society are going to California. The two series have scored increased funding for relocating as part of the Golden State’…
are going to California. The two series have scored increased funding for relocating as part of the Golden State’s film and TV tax credits program.will receive $8.66 million for moving from Georgia, and 20th Century Studios’“The producers ofare thrilled to be bringing our show home to California,” said executive producer/showrunner Matt Lopez.
“For over a hundred years, the Golden State has been the ‘promised land’ for content creators in the film and television industries. It is an honor and a privilege to tell this quintessentially American story right here in California, home to the most diverse and talented crews in the world.”is an epic, generation-spanning drama about two Latinx families vying for wealth and power in California’s Sonoma Valley.
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