Production
LA Waives Fees For TV Pilots In Runaway Production Fight
The city of Los Angeles is ready to sacrifice revenue in order to keep Hollywood at home.
Are You Artistic? Vans To Award 1 HS $50K For Best Shoe Design
High schools across California and the nation have a chance to compete in an art contest by Vans shoes.
Study: On-Location Filming In Hollywood Down 60 Percent
Entertainment industry experts on Friday called for Sacramento to help stem runaway production and bring jobs back to Hollywood.
Calif. Lawmakers Extend Hollywood Tax Credit
California lawmakers are sending Gov. Jerry Brown a bill that would extend a Hollywood tax break for two years in an effort to keep film and TV production in the state.
So Long, LA: Runaway Production Hits TV Shows, Jobs
Television production in Southern California is following the film industry out of town in the search for better tax incentives.
Brian Grazer To Produce Oscars With Don Mischer
Academy President Tom Sherak announced today that Academy Award®-winner Brian Grazer will join Don Mischer as a producer of the 84th Academy Awards. This will be the first time Grazer has produced the Oscar® telecast.
KFWB On Your Corner: Filming In Pasadena
You might think the film industry is all about Hollywood and downtown L.A., but Pasadena is a prime location for all kinds of productions.
KFWB On Your Corner: Beach Film & TV Production
South Bay beach cities have seen plenty of Hollywood spotlights over the years.
KFWB On Your Corner: Downtown LA Film Production
The Wells Fargo Tower where we are broadcasting from has been seen in many films over the years, just like most of downtown
KFWB On Your Corner: Long Beach Filming
Long Beach is more than 30 miles away from Hollywood, but you wouldn’t know it by the amount of production taking place here.
AIDS Activists Want Flynt Porn Productions Shut Down
The president of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation says $14,000 in fines is not enough to address the health care threat posed by unprotected sex on porn shoots.
Unions, Filmmakers: Tax Credits Making Strides Against Runaway Production
A state panel received glowing reviews from filmmakers on the benefits of the two-year-old tax credit program.
CBS Cancels Production Of ‘Two And A Half Men’
“Two and a Half Men” star Charlie Sheen has skirted disaster as a wayward, middle-aged party boy who regularly tested the patience of the TV network and studio trying to protect their valuable sitcom property.
Hollywood ‘Cautiously Optimistic’ After Local Filming Boost
The small screen led the way in 2010, growing 49.9 percent in the fourth quarter to end the year with an 11.9 percent gain over 2009.
100 TV Workers Go On Strike In Calabasas
Roughly one hundred workers for the NBC-TV show “The Biggest Loser” were on strike Monday in an effort block non-union employees from going to work, union officials said.


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