FilmLA Extends Lower-Priced Permits for Small and Independent Projects – Film News in Brief

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· November 2, 2026 at 11:06 PM

Nov 2, 2026 3:06pm PT FilmLA Extends Lower-Priced Permits for Small and Independent Projects – Film News in Brief

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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 program has served online content, short films, music videos, photography, documentaries, scripted features, commercials and television projects.

FilmLA Extends Lower-Priced Permits for Small and Independent Projects – Film News in Brief

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