Citizens Bank has provided a $200,000 grant to the Pittsburgh Film Office to support the growth of the film industry in the region. The grant will be used to create new makeup and wardrobe training tracks within the CREATE PA workforce training program, aimed at attracting and retaining local talent. The announcement was made at the Black Bottom Film Festival, where a panel discussion on building Pittsburgh's film economy took place. Citizens Bank is committed to fostering creativity and supporting the economic potential of the film sector. The collaboration with the Pittsburgh Film Office and sponsorship of the festival demonstrates Citizens' dedication to promoting economic growth and cultural enrichment in the communities it serves. The Pittsburgh Film Office has assisted over 200 film and television productions since 1990, generating significant economic impact. The region has experienced growth in the entertainment industry since the establishment of the Pennsylvania Film Tax Credit Program in 2007. The August Wilson African American Cultural Center, a non-profit cultural center, hosts various artistic and educational initiatives that celebrate African American culture and the legacy of August Wilson. Citizens Bank is a brand name of Citizens Bank, N.A. [45644054]