US EditionProduction in California drops 6.2% during Q2
FilmLA released its second quarter production report today, revealing a 6.2 percent drop in on-location filming compared to the same period in 2024. From April through June, Greater Los Angeles logged 5,394 shoot days — another reminder that California’s film and television ecosystem continues to recover from post-strike turbulence. The decline came as stakeholders across California’s creative industry mounted an aggressive, months-long campaign…
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Production in California drops 6.2% during Q2
FilmLA released its second quarter production report today, revealing a 6.2 percent drop in on-location filming compared to the same period in 2024. From April through June, Greater Los Angeles logged 5,394 shoot days — another reminder that California’s film and television ecosystem continues to recover from post-strike turbulence. The decline came as stakeholders across California’s creative industry mounted an aggressive, months-long campaign…
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