Vertical content refers to videos on mobile devices, which have proliferated in recent years. These videos are usually set in ...
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 ...
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City council studies incentives for vertical film projects
LOS ANGELES - The city is inching toward a new kind of film incentive - one aimed at the phone-first videos that have ...
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 ...
FilmLA’s latest edition of its annual Scripted Content Study shows how the decline in production in Hollywood’s backyard continued in 2024, as industry and political forces are fighting to reverse ...
The impact of California’s expanded production tax credit has yet to have an impact on film and TV shooting in Los Angeles, as the number of shoot days in LA County in Q3 of 2025 declined 13% ...
On-location production in Los Angeles saw a slight uptick in the final few months of 2025 but overall the year marked another bleak one for the city, with 16.1% fewer total shoot days than 2024, ...
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