Comments on: Production News http://marialokken.com/2010/01/tv-production-news/ TV Production – if it were easy you wouldn’t need me... Thu, 05 Jan 2012 07:10:33 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Maria Lokken http://marialokken.com/2010/01/tv-production-news/comment-page-1/#comment-127 Maria Lokken Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:29:48 +0000 http://marialokken.com/?p=1076#comment-127 Hi Phil! New Year's resolution - more blog posts. It can be difficult when I'm in production to keep up, but I'm learning to translate my multi-tasking production skills to my social media - I feel I'll get the hang of it any minute now. I think financing for films in general was down this past year. However, with CA creating a film commission, I believe their top priority will be to bring films back to that state. As I said, this would be great for production jobs in USA. Hi Phil! New Year’s resolution – more blog posts. It can be difficult when I’m in production to keep up, but I’m learning to translate my multi-tasking production skills to my social media – I feel I’ll get the hang of it any minute now.

I think financing for films in general was down this past year. However, with CA creating a film commission, I believe their top priority will be to bring films back to that state. As I said, this would be great for production jobs in USA.

]]> By: Phil Holbrook http://marialokken.com/2010/01/tv-production-news/comment-page-1/#comment-126 Phil Holbrook Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:23:14 +0000 http://marialokken.com/?p=1076#comment-126 So glad to see a new blog post! You've been missed! In other news, I would be curious to know if the drop in production percentages (let's say films, 66% down to 31%) in California are because there are way less films being shot in CA, or because there are so many more films being shot in other places (independents). I would wager a guess that it's both. But I've been wrong before. So glad to see a new blog post! You’ve been missed!

In other news, I would be curious to know if the drop in production percentages (let’s say films, 66% down to 31%) in California are because there are way less films being shot in CA, or because there are so many more films being shot in other places (independents). I would wager a guess that it’s both. But I’ve been wrong before.

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