
FilmLA has been made aware of changes from the FAA which affect all Part 107 operators of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), or drones, used for filming.
Continue reading FAA ADJUSTS WAIVER REQUIREMENTS FOR NEWLY-RECERTIFIED UAS OPERATORSFilmLA has been made aware of changes from the FAA which affect all Part 107 operators of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), or drones, used for filming.
Continue reading FAA ADJUSTS WAIVER REQUIREMENTS FOR NEWLY-RECERTIFIED UAS OPERATORSFilmLA is again accepting requests to film and/or park on Burbank Unified School District (BUSD) property, following the reopening of district facilities to filming effective May 28, 2021.
Continue reading Burbank Unified School District Reopens to FilmingFilmLA is committed to streamlining and enhancing the on-location filming process in Greater Los Angeles.
Continue reading FilmLA to Introduce New Permit Coordination System in MarchThe fees for using Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) properties for production-related parking have been updated, effective March 1, 2021. All applications for parking received on or after March 1 will be subject to the new rates, and applications already in process prior to this date will retain prior fees.
Continue reading NOTICE OF CHANGES TO LAUSD PARKING FEESIn response to questions and input from representatives of the Los Angeles entertainment industry, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health on Friday updated the guidelines that apply to film, television and commercial production in Greater Los Angeles.
Continue reading LA County Public Health Issued Updates Guidelines for FilmingNext Monday, June 15, FilmLA will resume coordinating requests to film on-location in areas under the jurisdiction of the County of Los Angeles, City of Los Angeles, and a handful of other local cities. We look forward to again being of service to the region’s creative community.
Continue reading FILMLA TO BEGIN ACCEPTING FILM PERMIT APPLICATIONS STARTING JUNE 15As of today, FilmLA is not currently accepting or processing any applications to film in Greater Los Angeles.
Continue reading GOVERNOR NEWSOM SETS JUNE OPTION FOR POTENTIAL PRODUCTION RESTARTThe 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 10 Freeway (south), Ocean Avenue (west).
Continue reading HOLIDAY MORATORIUM 2019 – CITY OF SANTA MONICAIn an effort to reduce the impacts of construction, events and filming to businesses and merchants that rely on revenue generated during the holiday season, the City of Los Angeles implements a relaxation of production activity in commercial districts from November 25, 2019 through January 1, 2020.
Continue reading FILMING IN COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON – CITY OF LOS ANGELES