We are happy to announce that the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks has added their reservation process to FilmLA’s online reservation site. This project is the result of over a year’s work between FilmLA and the Park Film Office, that will allow the film industry to view availability and book LA City Park locations 24 hours a day, 7 … Read More
COVID-19 Resource Center
Last update: Tuesday, March 6 @ 11:15 a.m. At the instruction of our government clients, FilmLA is currently accepting applications for permits to film on-location. On-location film production taking place at this time is subject to strict adherence to health and safety guidelines. NEW! — The LA County health protocols applicable to film production, recently updated on 4/5/21, are available … Read More
FilmLA to Introduce New Permit Coordination System in March
FilmLA is committed to streamlining and enhancing the on-location filming process in Greater Los Angeles. To support this mission, we’ve invested heavily in new technology to improve the permit application experience for film industry customers and government permit approvers. We are excited to announce that on March 15, FilmLA will introduce a next-generation online system – MyFilmLA – for film … Read More
Notice of Changes to LAUSD Parking Fees
The fees for using Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) properties for production-related parking have been updated, effective March 1, 2021. All applications for parking received on or after March 1 will be subject to the new rates, and applications already in process prior to this date will retain prior fees. The increase in parking fees is not the result … Read More
COVID-19 Forces Filming to Record Low in Los Angeles
FilmLA, partner film office for the City and County of Los Angeles and other local jurisdictions—today issued a pair of reports illuminating the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Los Angeles film economy. FilmLA’s year-end report for 2020 sheds light on the industry’s challenges to resume production last fall, while the 2020 Television Production Report dives deeper into the LA film … Read More