On Location, Oscars Edition: Seeing the Heart of San Francisco in Blue Jasmine The scenery is just as dramatic as the plot in the San Francisco-based, Oscar-nominated film, Blue Jasmine. Key assistant location manager Peter Moody filled us in on the details that make this movie an homage to the Bay area.
Congrats Cate Blanchett! And sorry again that I crashed you, Woody Allen & Peter Sarsgaard filming Blue Jasmine in SF pic.twitter.com/1ZPV224j9W
— Laura Kamada (@look_itsLaura) March 3, 2014
Confirmed: New Terminator Movie Will Be Shot In San Francisco
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Hollywood Continues to Flee California at Alarming Rate - The latest example of a locally set runaway is New Line’s upcoming earthquake thriller “San Andreas,” in which a helicopter pilot played by Dwayne Johnson rescues his daughter in San Francisco after a 10.0 quake. Except for six planned days of shooting in San Francisco, the entire $100 million movie will be made in Australia at the Village Roadshow Studios in Gold Coast, Queensland. In December, “San Andreas” was granted a portion of Australia’s $20 million film fund set up specifically to attract overseas movies. Additionally, the film benefits from offsets from the Queensland Production Incentive Scheme, as well as local payroll tax rebates and federal rebates. Queensland officials have estimated that the movie will pump $30 million into the state economy, employ 70 local production crew, and provide roles for more than 2,000 extras. “It’s frustrating to get only a few days shooting in San Francisco, but it’s better than nothing,” said San Francisco film commissioner Susannah Robbins. “Once again, the producers are going to where they’re getting the best incentive.”
Don't miss the wickedly talented Adela Dazeem in RENT, streaming now: http://t.co/9zl6NOLG1V
— Netflix US (@netflix) March 4, 2014
Netflix goes with the John Travolta version.
A glimpse at a few projects we've worked with in the last 6 months- can you name them all? #FilmSF #production pic.twitter.com/Nncw8ES3mG
— SF Film Commission (@Film_SF) March 7, 2014
Theater - Program 3 at San Francisco Ballet: Heartaches by the Number
Trade Shows - Google to Host I/O 2014 on June 25-26 at Moscone Center
Moscone Center expansion embitters SoMa groups
Only in San Francisco - The Housing Market With Nowhere to Go (but Up)
- At a recent open house for 1829 Church Street, the broker explained the property’s dilapidated appeal.
“It’s a block away from all the tech shuttles,” he said.Tech Shuttle Transit Map Reveals Hidden Logic of the Bernal Heights Real Estate Market
The Google Bus Didn't Cause San Francisco to Become Super Expensive, But It May Be Accelerating the Process
Interactive Heat Maps showing the correlation between the Tech Buses and new businesses, real estate appreciation by Chris Walker - Clusters of Affluence in San Francisco
Politics - 'They're Not Dead Yet': Planning The Demise Of Labor Unions At CPAC
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