Los Angeles Film Production Plunges in Weakest Quarter of 2024
- Industry has yet to recover from writers, actors strikes
- Netflix, Amazon are making fewer shows as they focus on profit
Filming in the greater Los Angeles area fell 5% in the third quarter, showing that Hollywood is still struggling to overcome the impact of the pandemic and the actors and writers strikes last year, according to the local permit group FilmLA.
“Only a few months ago, the industry hoped we’d see an overall on-paper gain in the third quarter, due to the strike effect” when most scripted film production had been suspended, FilmLA President Paul Audley said Wednesday in a statement. “Instead, we saw a pullback and loss of forward momentum heading into the fall season that will make or break the year.”
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