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Intrafy is proud to join members of the Massachusetts production community in supporting Sections 63, 77, and 89 of H.5576, which would extend the eligibility period for Massachusetts film and television production incentives from 12 months to 24 months.

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Massachusetts has built a strong film, television, and streaming production ecosystem supported by skilled professionals, production companies, studios, post-production providers, and other specialized businesses. However, the current 12-month expenditure window can create challenges for productions that naturally extend beyond one year.

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Television and streaming series, documentaries, reshoots, visual effects, editing, sound production, and other post-production work often continue well after principal photography is completed. When these expenses fall outside the current eligibility period, productions may have an incentive to move portions of their work to other states.

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Many of Massachusetts’ major competitors for film and television production do not impose a similar 12-month restriction.

Extending the eligibility window to 24 months would better reflect how modern productions are actually made and help Massachusetts remain competitive in attracting projects, retaining skilled professionals, and supporting businesses across the production ecosystem.

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As a Massachusetts-based company providing multilingual media, localization, voice-over, subtitling, and related production services, Intrafy is pleased to support this effort and the continued growth of the Commonwealth’s creative economy.

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Intrafy founder Yvette Fang has joined the Board of Directors of the American Marketing Association Boston Chapter (AMA Boston) and serves as Vice President of Public Relations.

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In this leadership role, Yvette supports AMA Boston’s public relations strategy, media outreach, partnerships, and efforts to strengthen the organization’s visibility across Greater Boston’s marketing community.​

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Intrafy has been officially certified as both a Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and Women Business Enterprise (WBE) by the Massachusetts Supplier Diversity Office (SDO).

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Approved on February 12, 2026, the certifications recognize Intrafy as a minority-owned and woman-owned business and strengthen our ability to participate in supplier diversity and contracting opportunities across the Commonwealth.

 

These certifications support Intrafy’s continued growth as a Massachusetts-based provider of multilingual marketing, communications, media, and language solutions serving public agencies, healthcare organizations, educational institutions, and businesses.

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Intrafy has been officially certified as a Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

The certification, approved on December 9, 2025, recognizes Intrafy as a woman-owned business eligible to participate in federal contracting opportunities designated for WOSBs.

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For Intrafy, this certification represents another step in expanding our work with government agencies, public institutions, healthcare organizations, and other organizations seeking qualified diverse suppliers.

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