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LA Officials Confident Baywatch Reboot Will Return for Season 2
10 Sep
Summary
- LA officials expressed confidence in the Baywatch reboot's return for a second season.
- The production received a significant $21.1 million (40%) tax credit from California.
- A new committee aims to streamline filming permits and attract more productions.
Plans are underway for a second season of the upcoming Baywatch reboot, with Los Angeles officials expressing strong confidence in its return. Steve Kang, LA's chief film liaison, informed city council members that the production was pleased with the city's support services and indicated their intention to film another season.
The series received a considerable $21.1 million (40%) tax credit from the California Film Commission. City authorities worked diligently to facilitate filming at iconic locations such as the Venice Lifeguard Operations Station. This collaborative effort involved coordinating across multiple jurisdictions.
A newly formed Ad Hoc Committee on Film, Entertainment and Creative Industry, led by Adrin Nazarian, met for the first time. Its objective is to simplify permitting and regulatory procedures, reduce fees, and enhance Los Angeles's appeal for film and television productions.
