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LA film production down by 50 percent since 1996
Friday January 17th 2014When it comes to making feature films and television dramas, producers are increasingly seeking locations outside Los Angeles.
The Daily News cites a FilmLA report that finds feature filming in the area plummeted 50 percent from its peak in 1996. TV drama production is down 39 percent from its 2008 peak.
FilmLA is a nonprofit that facilitates film permits across Southern California. The report looks at 20 years of data.
Features and TV dramas are the highest-spending and most job-producing of the various types of film work. Their decline is blamed primarily on the 40-plus other states and foreign countries that lure producers with tax credits and other incentives.
Lower-value productions such as reality TV shows and still photo shoots are up 16 percent in the past six years.
Source: UT San Diego
Front Page, Industry News
LA film production down by 50 percent since 1996
Friday January 17th 2014When it comes to making feature films and television dramas, producers are increasingly seeking locations outside Los Angeles.
The Daily News cites a FilmLA report that finds feature filming in the area plummeted 50 percent from its peak in 1996. TV drama production is down 39 percent from its 2008 peak.
FilmLA is a nonprofit that facilitates film permits across Southern California. The report looks at 20 years of data.
Features and TV dramas are the highest-spending and most job-producing of the various types of film work. Their decline is blamed primarily on the 40-plus other states and foreign countries that lure producers with tax credits and other incentives.
Lower-value productions such as reality TV shows and still photo shoots are up 16 percent in the past six years.
Source: UT San Diego
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Front Page, Industry News
LA film production down by 50 percent since 1996
Friday January 17th 2014When it comes to making feature films and television dramas, producers are increasingly seeking locations outside Los Angeles.
The Daily News cites a FilmLA report that finds feature filming in the area plummeted 50 percent from its peak in 1996. TV drama production is down 39 percent from its 2008 peak.
FilmLA is a nonprofit that facilitates film permits across Southern California. The report looks at 20 years of data.
Features and TV dramas are the highest-spending and most job-producing of the various types of film work. Their decline is blamed primarily on the 40-plus other states and foreign countries that lure producers with tax credits and other incentives.
Lower-value productions such as reality TV shows and still photo shoots are up 16 percent in the past six years.
Source: UT San Diego
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