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CBS Executives Discuss Expanding Show Production in Los Angeles Amid Declining Filming
CBS executives expressed interest in filming more shows in Los Angeles during a briefing for the 2026-2027 primetime lineup. They highlighted the need for policy changes, including federal tax credits and expansions to California's film incentives. Current shows like Matlock, NCIS, and NCIS: Origins are filmed in Southern California, with a potential new series also planned for the area.
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CBS currently films three shows in Southern California: Matlock, NCIS, and NCIS: Origins. Network executives stated during a Wednesday press briefing for the 2026-2027 primetime lineup that they would like to produce more shows in the Los Angeles area. They noted a major decline in production work in Los Angeles over recent years.
Executives were asked what changes would enable more filming in Los Angeles. They said that if a show in development starring Matt LeBlanc, titled Flint, is ordered to series, it would be shot in Los Angeles. However, decisions on filming locations depend on studio budgets.
indicated that a federal tax credit and enhancements to California's existing film and television tax incentive program would facilitate additional productions.
They emphasized finding the right financial model for each show to make Los Angeles filming viable when possible.
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