from: Backstage.com — Following the success of its YouTube Partner Program and YouTube Next, YouTube is expanding its commitment to original online video content by opening a new studio space where YouTube partners can create, network, and learn more about digital video production. The 41,000-square-foot YouTube Space Los Angeles, located in Playa Vista, Calif.,...
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from: Gordon Meyer, p3update.com — To say that the world of digital technology has dramatically changed the way in which movies and TV shows are made is an understatement akin to a classic line in The Wizard of Oz: “Toto, I have a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore.” Old-school film editors had to wait for the footage from each day’s shoot to come back from...
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Here is a short video shot by P3udate.com at the Cola Awards 2012. Film This would like to congratulate all of the Location Managers and their...
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from: Variety.com — Local shoots had increased for seven straight weeks Production in Los Angeles has cooled down following seven straight weeks of increased activity as the business eased up ahead of the Thanksgiving break. Overall offlot activity edged down 6% for a total of 357 permitted days, according to figures disclosed Tuesday by the FilmL.A. permitting...
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from: VOAnews.com — Los Angeles, the home of Hollywood, is what many people call the entertainment capital of the world. But much of the city’s television and film industry is leaving Los Angeles for other cities in the United States and other countries. Steve Michelson is part owner of a catering company that feeds the cast and crew of...
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from: Richard Verrier, LA Times — Robert Kleinhenz, chief economist with the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corp., recently spoke with The Times about a new report on the entertainment industry’s effect on the L.A. County economy. What was the purpose of the study? We know that the entertainment industry looms large on the world stage and that L.A. is the...
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