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Upstate New York is expanding as a film hub, drawing projects away from Los Angeles and New York City.
Gov. Hochul extended the film tax credit through 2034 to boost production and jobs.
SAS Festival and local programs support emerging filmmakers in Syracuse and central New York.
Local creators emphasize removing barriers to entry for aspiring actors and filmmakers.
Central New York aims to become a broader media production destination through incentives and local collaboration.
Syracuse's Palace Theater and SAS Festival showcase regional talent to the public.
Local filmmakers credit tax incentives for supporting growth in upstate productions.
SAS founders describe upstate as a central nexus for cinema and community.
Local talent exchange includes collaborations with studios and festivals across central New York.
The region’s growth aligns with broader state efforts to grow New York’s film industry.

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Bradyn Paulozzi committed to Syracuse for the 2027 class, picking the Orange over several offers.
Paulozzi cited coach Vince Kehres as a key factor in his decision, highlighting loyalty and defense expertise.
Coach Fran Brown also influenced Paulozzi with his character and approach.
Paulozzi described himself as a high-motor player who never stops working.
Paulozzi will play a hybrid EDGE/linebacker role at Syracuse.
He is the ninth commitment in Syracuse’s 2027 class, ranked 21st nationally by 247Sports.
Paulozzi sent a message to Syracuse fans promising a great, hardworking player.
The Juice Online host Brad Bierman credits Paulozzi with joining Syracuse after a national interest in 2027.
Paulozzi is set to contribute as a hybrid defender in Syracuse’s 2027 class.

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Donnie Freeman commits to St. John’s, choosing Rick Pitino over Kentucky.
Freeman was viewed as a top talent during Kentucky’s recruiting, but the move shifted to St. John’s after Pitino’s push.
Freeman’s injury history poses risk but his talent is high upside for St. John’s.
Freeman averaged 16.5 points and 7.2 rebounds last season but played only 23 games due to injuries.
Kentucky offered Freeman around $3 million as they chased a high-value transfer.
The loss adds to Kentucky’s portal‑season challenges as they seek frontcourt targets.
Freeman’s recruitment was one of the most high‑risk, high‑reward targets in the market.
Despite the loss, Kentucky remains in pursuit of other transfers through the portal.
The article notes UConn, Florida, and Tennessee among rivals during Freeman’s recruitment.
The story highlights a late push from Rick Pitino and the St. John’s program.
The report is attributed to 247 Sports' Sydney Cuillier and other voices in the piece.

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