from: FilmLA.com — Something’s Afoot at FilmL.A. — Staffers Caught Running Through Stop Signs and Intersections On Sunday, March 19, four FilmL.A. employees took to the streets of Los Angeles to take part in the Honda L.A. Marathon. FilmL.A. Vice Presidents Susan Angrisano and Todd Lindgren, Monitor Adam Meyer and Accounting Assistant Bryan Gonzalez arrived at...
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from: FilmWorksLA.com — Richard Verrier of the Los Angeles Times wrote a fantastic piece about the economic impact of losing the hit HBO show Luck . The decision to shut down the show has impacted hundreds of Californians: Two weeks after HBO announced its sudden decision to shut down production of “Luck”… those who worked behind the scenes on the weekly...
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from: FilmLA eNews — Los Angeles is home to the world’s most talented filmmakers. Need proof? Consider the thousands of students who come to Los Angeles each year to enroll at one of our prestigious local film schools. FilmL.A. knows just how important student filmmakers are to local filming. Student films make up about seven percent of all permitted film...
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from: FilmWorksLA.com — Tucked into a nondescript business park hugging Bob Hope Airport in Burbank is the home of Action Theatrical. Run by co-owners Rich Porter and Miguel Fuentes, Action Theatrical has been providing grip equipment, truss equipment and stage lighting services since 2005. Porter reached out to the Film Works campaign after visiting the Warner...
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from: Stop-Runaway-Production.com — The Canadian province of Saskatchewan announced it is ending its film incentive earlier this month and, if you listen to provincial film backers, the world is ending. In response, Saskatchewan film backers have produced a series of videos to help convince the province to change its position. The videos they decided to...
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from: Stop-Runaway-Production.com — Last year, The Tax Foundation predicted 2010 would prove the “peak year” for the amount of money doled out to film & TV productions from various state governments. And while that may or may not turn out to be the case, the number of states considering enacting new film incentives or boosting existing programs is on the...
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