Production of television shows, feature films and commercials all declined in the Los Angeles area during the first three months of the year, according to a new report. On-location production declined ...
Tax credit for film and TV shows positive early signs but not enough to turn the industry around yet
Los Angeles' film and TV industry began to benefit from California’s tax credit program, but the number of days movies and shows spent on filming in LA continued to decline, according to a new report ...
Los Angeles has seen a decline in local film and TV production, causing some to worry the city could face the same fate as Detroit did with the auto industry several decades ago. "As the auto industry ...
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday the approval of 48 new film and television projects for California’s Film and Television Tax Credit Program, part of a broader effort to keep film production jobs ...
Los Angeles has long been the “Entertainment Capital of the World” as the film and television stars congregate to the area to film the next big thing — but a new study shows that the region’s claim to ...
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has issued an ...
Los Angeles’ longest continuously operating film studio is up for sale as film and TV productions continue to flee the state. Occidental Studios’ 3-acre Main Lot at 201 North Occidental Boulevard in ...
More than two and a half years after she took office, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has fulfilled a nagging campaign promise to film industry advocates. She is appointing Board of Public Works ...
The Latino Film Institute has announced the lineup for its 24th annual Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival (LALIFF). Between May 28 and June 1, LALIFF will screen more than 90 films at the ...
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