On January 13, FilmLA will implement several new systems to facilitate improved customer service and call routing. Going forward, FilmLA’s Solution Services department will apply new technology and dedicated customer service personnel to deliver faster access to the information and experts you need. During a brief, two week period of transition, customers who call in to FilmLA may temporarily experience … Read More
City of Los Angeles Approves Fee Increase for Uniformed Fire Safety Officers
The City of Los Angeles recently informed FilmLA that it plans to implement a fee increase for the hiring of Uniformed Safety Officers (USFOs). The newly revised fees for USFOs are as follows: Uniformed Fire Safety Officer RATE INCREASE EFFECTIVE 01/06/20 Hourly Rate (4 hour min.): $109.00 an hour (Prior Rate: $108.00 an hour) For more information about fees collected by … Read More
LAUSD Schools to Close for Winter Break
FilmLA was recently informed that the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) will take its annual Winter Break from Monday, December 23rd through Tuesday January 7th, 2020. Although LAUSD school facilities will be minimally occupied and available for filming and or parking use during this time, requests to film must be discussed with school site representatives and applications received no … Read More
The 87th Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade happens December 1st
The 87th Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade will take place on Sunday, December 1st, 2019. The Los Angeles Department of Transportation has released street closure plans and additional parking restrictions associated with the event. Below is a list of roads to avoid and tow-away / no-stopping zones to note leading up to the event: 12 AM SATURDAY (11/30) TO 6 AM … Read More
Holiday Moratorium 2019 – City of Santa Monica
The City of Santa Monica will impose a holiday moratorium that will go into effect on November 27th and run through January 2, 2020. During the holiday moratorium, filming and production parking will not be permitted in commercial areas of the city. The areas affected by the moratorium are: –Downtown Santa Monica including Wilshire Boulevard (north), Lincoln Boulevard (east), The … Read More