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Los Angeles Film and TV Production Decline Continues

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  • On-location production declined by 22.4%
  • TV production dropped by 30.5%
  • Feature film production decreased by 28.9%
  • Challenges from competitors offering tax breaks
  • Efforts to improve California's program for attracting productions
360 summary
  • Feature film production decreased by 28.9%, while commercials were down by 2.1%.
  • The report’s “other” category, which includes smaller and lower-cost shoots, dropped about 20% compared to last year, indicating a shift in production preferences.
  • California is losing work to competitors offering generous tax breaks and rebates, prompting efforts to improve the state's program to attract productions back and create more job opportunities for local workers.
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