Most countries have tax credits available for visiting movies, but there's actually a New Zealand government-backed scheme which promises a cash rebate of 20% of any shoot's production expenditure which is undertaken in the country as long as filmmakers fulfil certain criteria.

The United States, India, and Japan rank near the top of the list of the countries that produce the best movies in the world according to moviegoers the world over.

To save time, money, and hassle. Filming in a foreign country is complex and full of unique challenges that you don't run into in the States.

The breathtaking attractions of a country is also what I have learned about that country after I watch its films. The film makers often choose the most beautiful places of the country to put in the film, which attracts more audience to some extent. For instance, I remember I watched some romantic American films.