Lights, camera, credits  Lights, camera, credits  A report on
Louisiana's entertainment tax credits touts the success of the
program, while also noting that it's a net loser for the state's
fiscal picture.  Percy Miller, best known by his stage name
Master P, became a rap superstar and music mogul in the 1990s.
He had planned to build the headquarters of his label, No Limit
Records, near Airline Highway and Bluebonnet Boulevard.  But the
label ran into financial troubles, eventually filing for
bankruptcy in 2003, and the project was abandoned. The building
sat empty for years, a half-finished cinder block-and-steel
eyesore, until it was purchased by the Celtic Group in 2006 and
transformed into the hub of the Celtic Media Centre; Hollywood-
based Raleigh Studios operates on the site.  Stage Two was built
where Master P's basketball court would have been. The
6,500-square-foot building features a 28-foot ceiling, a 65-ton
quiet air-conditioning system and a 15-ton elephant door. For a
film production crew, it's