Shoot days in the city during the first-quarter were down across the board compared to the same period last year and the five-year average, with the exception of feature film production.
Filming in Los Angeles continued to decline across most categories to start the year as Hollywood braces for a potential work stoppage.
Particularly for TV shooting, local office FilmLA attributed the dropoff to the suspension of production decisions “pending the outcome of corporate restructuring actions and industry labor negotiations.” “Over three consecutive quarters, we’ve seen a significant slowdown across all of the most economically important categories of on-location production,” said FilmLA President Paul Audley in a statement, noting that “decisions about future content direction are on hold.”
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