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Joseph Peters
L.A. sees 16% drop in film & TV shoot days compared to 2024 - new article: https://lnkd.in/gEDn6XFq - plus Los Angeles On-Location Production Down 16.1% In 2025, But California’s Revamped Tax Incentive Helps Fuel Small Growth In Q4 - new article: https://lnkd.in/gEDn6XFq - plus Why film productions are leaving Hollywood | Morning In America - new video: https://lnkd.in/gbr87r_W - Last year’s 19,694 shoot days was the lowest total since 2020, according to the nonprofit FilmLA, which tracks filming in the greater L.A. area - In 2024, that total was 23,480 shoot days - About 13% of the shoot days in the greater L.A. area in Q4 were the result of incentivized productions - Since the program expanded in July, 119 projects have been awarded - Since all approved projects have 180 days after receiving their incentive award to begin production, FilmLA says to expect more movement in the coming months - Cash infusions alone aren’t going to revive Los Angeles’ film & television industry - Local officials have been working to streamline some of the permitting processes, reduce fees, & make the area more accessible for productions
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Laura Shea
I had the opportunity to discuss production and the new landscape of making with LBBonline - Little Black Book! "There’s a place for both large-scale production and creator-first content. They have to evolve alongside the technology shaping how we make things. The opportunity is for formalised production to adapt without abandoning what works, preserving the roles and protocols that matter, while becoming more flexible in pace, scale, and cost. When those two worlds meet, it’s evolution, not erasure." Check out my interview here: https://lnkd.in/ectHUEsW
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Nicholas Snow
Palm Springs has never been shy about celebrating queer joy, and Prism Theater is leaning into that spirit with unapologetic flair. One of the productions drawing laughter—and more than a few raised eyebrows—is the musical comedy Camp Morning Wood. Presented in an intimate cabaret-style setting, the show places audiences close to the action, creating the feeling of a lively night out rather than a traditional theater experience. That atmosphere suits the production perfectly. The premise is delightfully absurd. After a car accident, a young man named Randy wakes up at a clothing-optional all-male summer camp populated by an eclectic group of twinks, bears, dancers, and a few surprising characters. What follows is a musical romp filled with cheeky humor, playful choreography, and an unapologetic embrace of camp. Critics covering the production have noted that the show knows exactly what kind of evening it is delivering. One reviewer summed it up bluntly: “Is it silly? Absolutely. Is it sexy? Often.” Another published review described the musical as a “joyous, delightfully silly… riot of colour,” celebrating its playful spirit and over-the-top energy. Guiding the production is Lance Phillips, artistic director of Prism Theater and a longtime presence in the Coachella Valley arts community. Phillips and his partner Ron Phillips previously helped shape local theater through Desert Theatreworks before expanding their vision with Prism Theater, a venue dedicated to queer storytelling and LGBTQ-centered productions. Phillips has spoken about the importance of the arts in community life, noting that “the arts keep us mentally healthy.” Ultimately, Camp Morning Wood delivers exactly what its title promises: a night of laughter, music, and playful theatrical freedom. For audiences looking for an evening that’s equal parts comedy, spectacle, and camp, the show offers a memorable—and very Palm Springs—experience. About PromoHomo.TV® PromoHomo.TV® is a multimedia LGBTQ+ entertainment and news network founded by journalist and host Nicholas Snow. The platform spotlights LGBTQ+ voices, events, culture, and community leaders through interviews, live shows, feature stories, and digital storytelling designed to inform, uplift, and connect. To learn more, support the mission, or explore ways to participate, visit www.PromoHomo.TV/Empower. The Empower page offers information for potential guests, spotlight submissions, community engagement, and ways to help sustain independent LGBTQ+ media.
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