Los Angeles soundstage occupancy has collapsed to approximately 63 percent, representing unprecedented vacancy in entertainment production real estate as major facilities sit idle despite ongoing expansion of inventory. Data compiled by nonprofit industry tracker FilmLA shows that roughly one-third of the region's soundstage capacity remains unleased, a dramatic reversal from historical occupancy rates exceeding 90 […]
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