L.A. shoot days keep falling despite expanded tax credits
FilmLA reports a nearly 5% year-over-year drop for the third quarter.
By Herald Staff · Source published
On-location filming in Los Angeles fell nearly 5% from June to September compared with a year earlier and 11% from the previous quarter, according to FilmLA.
The total is 36% below the five-year average, even though projects receiving California's expanded tax credits made up a record 40% of on-location filming.
Mayor Karen Bass called for an uncapped state film and TV tax credit and a federal credit.
Source: The Hollywood Reporter. This is an original summary; read the full report at the source.
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