Los Angeles Film and TV Shoot Days Keep Plunging As Local Officials Scramble for a Turnaround Plan
Production levels in the city have dropped the last two quarters despite a record number of titles getting tax credits.
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Production levels in the city have dropped the last two quarters despite a record number of titles getting tax credits.
On-location production is still declining in the Los Angeles area, even if California’s Film & Television Tax Credit Program is propping up much of what’s left. Per the latest report from FilmLA, on-location filming accounted for 4,171 shoot days from July through September 2026, which is a 4.8% decrease from the same period last year. […]
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