Iowa looks to revive film industry after scandal
October 6th, 2011
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) — Efforts are under way to revitalize Iowa’s film industry after a scandal over the state’s film tax credit program shut it down in 2009 and sent moviemakers and investors looking elsewhere.
Some film advocates hope to rekindle the industry in Iowa, which is known for “Field of Dreams,” ”Bridges of Madison County” and “Twister,” The Gazette (http://bit.ly/o0Fd01 ) reported Monday.
One initiative is Project Cornlight, which aims to develop Iowa-based films and other projects showcasing Iowa talent and produce at least one independent film in Iowa a year.

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