Motion Picture Association Hires Kelsey Moore For Southeast Government Affairs

Kelsey Moore joined the Motion Picture Association (MPA) this week as vice president of state government affairs, focusing on the southeast region. In this role, Moore will represent the MPA before state legislatures, regulatory agencies, and executive branch officials. Her responsibilities include advocating for the film and television industry on critical issues such as production incentives, which are vital for attracting and retaining film production within states.

Moore's appointment signifies the MPA's continued commitment to engaging with state-level policymakers. The trade association actively works to shape legislation and regulations that impact its member companies, which include major Hollywood studios. The MPA's advocacy efforts aim to foster a favorable business environment for film and television production across the United States. Moore's expertise in government affairs will be crucial in navigating the diverse legislative landscapes of the southeast states.

Prior to joining the MPA, Moore held positions that provided her with extensive experience in government relations and policy advocacy. She will report to Kathy Bañuelos, who serves as the senior vice president of state government affairs at the MPA. This reporting structure ensures alignment with the MPA's broader state-level strategies. The organization's focus on state government affairs underscores the importance of these regional legislative bodies in shaping the future of the entertainment industry.