Poland has a great cinematographic tradition. It is well known for its film school in Łódź, one of the oldest of its type. Over the years, Polish filmmakers have repeatedly set extraordinarily high standards in this branch of art. Today, the Polish film industry seems to be in full swing. Polish films are consistently screened at all major and prestige international film festivals.

Poland offers modern facilities and film-making infrastructure along with versatile film-making crews that are widely recognized for their skills by foreign producers. The Polish landscape and architecture add to Poland’s attraction as a location.

The guide provides an overview of cash rebates, tax allowances and other available financial incentives for audiovisual production Poland. It also provides insights into what criteria must be satisfied in order to qualify for them.

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