FilmLA
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Film/TV Production in Los Angeles Hits All-Time Q1 High, FilmLA Reports
9,832 shooting days were logged as Hollywood rebounds from COVID shutdown
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LA Reports All-Time Record Quarter for On-Location Shoots
TV productions like ”Flight Attendant“ and ”Euphoria“ boost production despite pandemic, FilmLA reports
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LA Film Production Surges 45% in March, Nearing Pre-COVID Levels
February saw a similar jump in applications from January
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Los Angeles Film Permits Increased 43% in February, FilmLA Report Says
But production shoots are still down 40% from normal levels
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Los Angeles Filming Hits Record Low, FilmLA Report Shows
Shoot days in 2020 were nearly cut in half compared to last year
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New Mask and Quarantine Rules Among Changes to LA’s COVID Filming Guidelines
FilmLA and the LA County Health Department made the changes after talks with Hollywood studios and guilds
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Los Angeles Film Permits Drop Nearly 25% in December as COVID-19 Cases Surge
As Hollywood becomes America’s pandemic epicenter, film and TV production has dramatically dialed down
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LA Mayor Eric Garcetti Reverses Shutdown of COVID-19 Test Site for Film Shoot After Backlash
Mayor Eric Garcetti reverses decision shortly after midnight
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After-Hours Film Ban in Los Angeles Cancelled Hours After Announcement
Order sent down from county health officials had prevented filming or setup between 10 PM and 5 AM
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Los Angeles Film Shoots Plummet 54% Last Quarter, FilmLA Study Says
Even with steady implementation of COVID-19 safety regulations, pandemic is still taking its toll on Hollywood
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Los Angeles Production at Just 34% of Normal Levels Since Filming Restrictions Lifted
FilmLA received 577 film permit applications from 422 unique projects since June 15
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Filming in LA Dropped 97% in 2nd Quarter From Same Time Last Year, FilmLA Reports
Latest report from L.A. film office surveys the damage that the coronavirus pandemic has taken on Hollywood
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Los Angeles Leads All Major Production Sites in Soundstage Availability, FilmLA Report Says
City had an average occupancy rate of 95% in 2018
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Los Angeles Filming Drops 18% in Q1 Amid Shutdown
As the shutdown is likely to continue through Q2, FilmLA says any shoot days already lost won’t be able to be recovered later in the year.
