For Filmmakers

From launching the Low Impact Permit Pilot Program to policy briefings, neighborhood outreach, and Earth Day volunteerism, February through April saw FilmLA active across Los Angeles. >>Read more

FilmLA Board of Directors Moves to Make City Film Permits More Affordable, Fund Six-Month Pilot Program Linking Production Impact to Permit Cost. >>Read more

FilmLA is hard at work with other City Leaders to make the process of filming on location in the City of Los Angeles as accessible, affordable, and straightforward as possible. >>Read more

The month before and following the New Year remained busy times for FilmLA and our team’s presence in area communities. >>Read more

Do Student Filmmakers need permits for school projects? Do they pay the exact same fees as professional productions or get discounts? Get answers to these questions and more. >>Read more

Located in the mid-city area of Los Angeles, the historic Hancock Park and Windsor Square neighborhoods have many stories to tell, both historically and cinematically. Bordered by Melrose Avenue to the north, Wilshire Boulevard to the south, Wilton Place to the east, and La Brea Avenue to the west, the… >>Read more