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.
‘Stay in LA’ Organizers Unpack Crisis as Hollywood Production Goes Elsewhere: ‘What We’re Losing Are the People’
"Stay in LA" organizers Sarah Adina Smith and Alexandra Pechman outline their plans as their petition reaches over 15,000 ...
How Hollywood’s Major Crew Union Chief Thinks About Keeping Production In L.A. — And What Help Is Needed
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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 ...
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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 ...
What we lose if Hollywood becomes the Detroit of the entertainment industry
Few movies are made in the Los Angeles area anymore. Some people are trying to keep SoCal from becoming an entertainment ...
Too quiet on set? Hollywood pushes for more LA productions post wildfires
Hollywood may be known as Tinseltown, a dream factory at the heart of the global entertainment industry. But nowadays crews ...
The Uphill Battle to Convince Productions to Stay in L.A.
The campaign to keep film and TV production in Los Angeles would have to reverse long-term trends driving projects away from ...
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Trump's tariffs could threaten Hollywood production, box office recovery
Donald Trump's import tariffs could threaten a long-standing relationship between Hollywood and Canada. Here are the ...
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#StayInLA Campaign Aimed at Bolstering Hollywood Production Accelerates
Kevin Bacon, Keanu Reeves, Bette Midler and dozens of other industry heavyweights are pressuring Governor Gavin Newsom and Mayor Karen Bass to pass incentives to keep entertainment workers in Los Ange ...
6,000 Hollywood Workers Urge Film and TV to Stay in LA to Help City Rebuild After Wildfires
Over 6,000 Hollywood workers have signed a petition urging TV and film productions to stay in L.A. in the wake of the wildfires ...