FilmLA Permit Applications Increased by 43% in February 2021

launch of Paramount+, the rebranded streaming platform from ViacomCBS, by rocking out some of the more iconic looks from TV series, news outlets and films featured on the platform. Check out these epic looks!Crystal Methyd - Dora The Explorer“Dora taught me it’s okay to ask for help, to celebrate the little victories in life, and to stand up for what is right.

Paramount+!In just a matter of weeks, the stacked cast of returning favorites — including 10 former winners — will compete in a special all-star season that will kick off Thursday, April 1, the ViacomCBS streaming service announced Tuesday.

How deep is director Kenneth Branagh’s love for the Bee Gees? I suppose we’re about to find out. The veteran director has been tapped to direct the untitled Bee Gees biopic for Paramount, according to Deadline.

Also Read: Los Angeles Movie Theaters Could Reopen Next WeekOn top of this, the Producers Guild of America, SAG-AFTRA and the Joint Policy Committee — the bargaining group that represents commercial advertisers and advertising agencies — agreed to temporarily pause shoots in the county after requested to do so by local health officials.

Applications to film on-location in Los Angeles surged 43.1% in February over January, according to FilmLA, the city and county film permit office.

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Paramount+!The streamer is the home for everything SpongeBob, including a brand-new SpongeBob SquarePants feature-length movie and the first-ever spinoff series, plus tons of episodes from the classic Nickelodeon series streaming for your bingeing pleasure.

Paramount Pictures‘ new “Dungeons & Dragons” movie has added two more cast members, according to Deadline. Hugh Grant is set to play the fantasy film’s villain, and young actress Sophia Lillis (“IT,” “Sharp Objects“) has also nabbed an undisclosed supporting part.

revival is coming! The beloved Nickelodeon sitcom starring Miranda Cosgrove is headed back to the small screen after Paramount+ ordered a continuation of the hit Nickelodeon series at the end of 2020.While details of the new iteration are sparse, we do know that Cosgrove and fellow original cast members Jerry Trainor and Nathan Kress are all set to reprise their characters. In January, the trio posted the first photo from the set, but didn't share any further details.

EXCLUSIVE: The People Upstairs, the Spanish comedy which debuted at San Sebastian last year and is up for multiple Goya Awards in 2021, is getting the English-language treatment after producer David Permut, whose credits include Hacksaw Ridge and Face/Off, acquired remake rights.