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CLEVELAND — Lights! Camera! Action!

Hollywood is returning to Ohio with three feature films and one TV series filming in the Buckeye State -- including three productions in Cuyahoga County.

The Ohio Department of Development announced this week that more than $17 million in state tax credits were being awarded to support these film and TV productions.

So what projects are getting the tax credits?

FEATURE FILMS

• “Reaper” in Cuyahoga County: $10,843,504.50
• “Somedays” in Cuyahoga County: $6,144,562,50
• “Night Flirt” in Delaware County: $101,385

TV SERIES

• “The Land” Season 1 in Cuyahoga County: $859,266.90

While specific details about the three movies aren’t currently known, our news partners at Cleveland.com report “The Land” is an upcoming Hulu series, which stars Christopher Meloni of “Law & Order” fame portraying the role as head coach of the Cleveland Browns.

These projects are expected to create around 115 new jobs combined with more than $59 million in eligible production expenditures and $215 million in total production costs, according to the Ohio Department of Development.

“The Ohio Motion Picture Tax Credit was created in 2009 to encourage and develop a strong film industry in Ohio,” according to the state.