Doomsday warning for Hollywood as LA shoot days plummet in latest figures
Entertainment Doomsday warning for Hollywood as LA shoot days plummet in latest figures By Brian Gallagher Published July 23, 2026, 8:25 p.m. Add The California Post on Google While Hollywood films seem to be rebounding at the box office — with recent projections hinting that this could be the first domestic $10 billion year since 2019 — production in Los Angeles is still sagging. FilmLA released its new second quarter report on Thursday, revealing there was a 13% drop in film and TV production shoot days from the same time period.
- ▪Entertainment Doomsday warning for Hollywood as LA shoot days plummet in latest figures By Brian Gallagher Published July 23, 2026, 8:25 p.m.
- ▪Add The California Post on Google While Hollywood films seem to be rebounding at the box office — with recent projections hinting that this could be the first domestic $10 billion year since 2019 — production in Los Angeles is still sagging
- ▪FilmLA released its new second quarter report on Thursday, revealing there was a 13% drop in film and TV production shoot days from the same time period.
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