The City of Santa Clarita’s Film Office announced four film productions currently filming this week and reported an increased number of productions across the SCV. The four productions filming under the titles “Missing” (feature film), “Linger” (student film), “Armageddon” nonprofit film, and “Black Cowboys” still-photo shoot are scheduled to begin around the Santa Clarita Valley from Monday, Dec. 19 – ...

The second annual Santa Clarita International Film Festival (SCIFF) is set to bring art to life in the Santa Clarita Valley in December.  Premiering for the first time last year, the SCIFF brought 1300 attendees, 175 films, 30 musical and comedic performances, and gallery and visual shows. “That was absolutely outstanding. The quality of the film was incredible, and so ...

This week, the City of Santa Clarita’s Film Office revealed the 12 current film productions being made in the Santa Clarita Valley. The Film Office of Santa Clarita released a list this week of the current film productions being made from Monday, March 7 to Sunday, March 13. “Santa Clarita has a rich history of film production and location filming, ...

The City of Santa Clarita reported Tuesday that 2021 was a “blockbuster” year in filming for the local economy, with a major increase in permits, film days and profits. The Santa Clarita Film Office reported 570 film permits and 1,505 location film days, which generated an estimated $37.6 million in economic impact to our local community. This represents a 62 ...

Officials with the Los Angeles Department of Public Health (LADPH) has urged the county’s film industry to exercise caution and “consider pausing production” due to surges in COVID-19 cases.  According to FilmLA, a nonprofit that handles film permits for the county, the LADPH contacted the county’s film industry contacts by email to remind filmmakers of the increasing number of cases, ...

Santa Clarita is by no means new to the construction industry, with its proliferation of film studios, production suites and movie sets in amongst the homes for the people that work in them – in fact the IMDb offers details of almost 3,500 movies and tv programs which have been filmed there. Changes in the regulation and operation of the industry over recent months ...

Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors are being asked to approve funds Tuesday for the William Hart Senior Center and Castaic Lake and the ordinance to ban big rig trucks in Sand Canyon. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. Los Angeles County Regional Park And Open Space District For County Specified Project Funds ...

The city of Santa Clarita is celebrating another banner year for its film industry, said Russell Sypowicz, who oversees the city’s Film Office. The city saw an 18 percent increase in the number of “film days,” which looks at the number of locations that are permitted in city limits. However, the 368 permits that were issued by the city represents ...