To recognize staffers for providing fantastic customer service to industry customers, government clients and community stakeholders, FilmL.A. introduced its G.R.I.P. program (Giving Recognition in Print) in 2007. Under the G.R.I.P. program, FilmL.A. supervisors and peers can commend their co-workers for acts of exemplary customer service. Company-wide recognition and token bonuses memorialize employees’ achievements and motivate staffers to go the extra … Read More
Major Warner Bros. Film Helps Save the Day for Neglected Children at L.A. Nonprofit
Thanks to the enterprising people at Warner Bros. Studio’s Encore Program, the generosity of the producers on a major feature film and some manpower assistance from FilmL.A. and Film Works staffers, the people at the nonprofit Penny Lane were given quite an exciting and large donation. So, what is Penny Lane? Penny Lane is a nonprofit with centers located throughout … Read More
Pair of Television Pilot Reports Reveal Impacts From State Film Incentives
Earlier this week, FilmL.A. released its fourth report from its six-year study of television pilot production. The report presented a mixed bag of findings: Out of those 169 [pilot] projects, a total of 87 television pilots were produced in the Los Angeles region. By one measure, this is second-largest annual take in Los Angeles history, totaling eleven projects more than … Read More
“Film Ready” L.A. Property Company and Local Non-Profit Making “Film Work” for Skid Row Residents
Film Works is pleased to present our first business profile/public service announcement (PSA) video and blog post. We contacted Los Angeles-based Cap Equity Locations after hearing about a partnership they formed with SRO Housing, which is “dedicated to building a vibrant community for homeless and low-income individuals.” Rather write about this partnership, which Film Works thought was fantastic, we decided to … Read More