Thus far, the production has supported 773 vendors from 31 local communities, ranging from catering and automobile rentals to hotels and restaurants. crews and labour while the remaining amount went to B.C. Of the $22.4 million the production spent on Season 1, three-quarters of that amount covered expenditures for B.C. In its first season, the show provided 1,041 jobs. tax incentives that the production received, there was $6.20 in economic output and $4.90 in provincial GDP.
Entertainment, the series received approximately $1.8 million in federal tax incentives with an additional $6.2 million in provincial tax incentives. While Riverdale has been a hit with audiences, a screen-industry report has found that the British Columbian economy has also significantly benefitted from the filming of the TV series.Īccording to an economic-impact analysis prepared by the accounting firm MNP LLP for the Motion Picture Association of Canada, the production, which is a subversive take on the high-school-based Archie Comics franchise, has spent $60.4 million over its first two seasons.Īccording to Warner Bros.
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