MADISON, Wis. -- Gov. Jim Doyle is proposing eliminating lucrative film tax credits that helped lure the Johnny Depp film "Public Enemies" to Wisconsin last year.

Doyle didn't mention the cut in his budget speech to lawmakers on Tuesday.

But details revealed in budget documents released on Wednesday show Doyle wants to kill the 1-year-old program that granted tax credits to filmmakers shooting in Wisconsin.

Instead, he would allow the state Department of Commerce to award up to $500,000 a year in grants to film and video projects that create permanent jobs in the state.

A Commerce Department review of the "Public Enemies" film showed that while it brought about $5 million in economic activity to the state, it collected $4.6 million in tax breaks.