Inside the Future of TV and Film Production After the L.A. Fires
Insights on how the tragic fires ravaging the heart of the entertainment industry alters the outlook for Hollywood long-form ...
L.A. film and TV production dampened amid fires. Here's why industry leaders remain optimistic.
Los Angeles’ January fires left Hollywood film lots intact, but film and television production saw a dip in activity in the ...
Slamdance Film Festival Goes Its Own Way With L.A. Debut
After three decades in Sundance's shadow, the Slamdance Film Festival debuts this week in Los Angeles, spotlighting L.A.
East End Studios advances plan for $1B film studio in DTLA
East End Studios plans to build a $1 billion film studio in L.A.’s Arts District. The Los Angeles City Planning Commission ...
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Hollywood Work Was Already Drying Up. Then the Fires Hit.
The wildfires have given new urgency to discussions about how to revive one of Los Angeles’s defining, and dominant, industries: film and television production. By Nicole Sperling and Matt ...
Hollywood production budgets were already strained. Fires could make matters worse
The L.A. wildfires are expected to increase costs for people and companies trying to make movies and television shows in Southern California.
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Entertainment Industry Adjusts to Fires
“We have not heard any stories of productions picking up and leaving California or Los Angeles to film elsewhere, thankfully,” Sokoloski said. One aspect of the entertainment ...
Academy Says Oscars Will “Honor Los Angeles” Amid Wildfire Crisis
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has sent a letter to its full membership about its upcoming Oscars ceremony on March 2 and how it will honor Los Angeles amid its wildfire crisis.
‘Wicked,’ ‘Nosferatu’ and ‘Conclave’ Win Film Awards From Art Directors Guild
Television awards go to "Shōgun," "Fallout," "Squid Game," "The Penguin," "What We Do in the Shadows" and "Saturday Night ...