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FilmLA Extends Lower-Priced Permits for Small and Independent Projects – Film News in Brief
Source: Variety · Published
FilmLA’s Low Impact Permit Pilot Program with for Los Angeles has been extended through April 30, allowing qualifying productions to continue saving an average of approximately $1,000 per permit. Since launching in April, more than 400 Low Impact permits have been issued to produ
FilmLA’s Low Impact Permit Pilot Program with for Los Angeles has been extended through April 30, allowing qualifying productions to continue saving an average of approximately $1,000 per permit. Since launching in April, more than 400 Low Impact permits have been issued to productions that have a minimal impact on surrounding L.A. residents.
The pilot […]
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