Hollywood productions and events are being postponed amid fires in Los Angeles

Hollywood productions and industry events are stopped amid the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles.

“The past two days have brought unprecedented risk to life and property from multiple wildfires in the area, while placing extraordinary demands on public safety personnel,” the nonprofit Film LA wrote on Wednesday, Jan. 8. production signal. “With the deepest appreciation for the efforts of local firefighters, police and paramedics at this difficult time, we are notifying the production community that staff resources normally available to support film production may not be available during the local emergency position.’

The statement added: “The Los Angeles County Fire Department has given specific instructions that all permits issued for filming in the communities of Altadena, La Crescenta, La Canada/Flintridge and unincorporated Pasadena be revoked.” Other withdrawals of authorizations are possible.’

They have many stars they had to evacuate their homesinclusive Mandy Moore, Spencer Pratt, Cameron Mathison and more. Several of their respective properties were even destroyed by the fire.

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As wildfires continue to spread through the Los Angeles area, several celebrities are taking to social media to share how they’ve been affected. “Evacuated and safe with kids, dogs and cats. We are praying and grateful for the first responders,” Mandy Moore wrote in a Wednesday, Jan. 8, statement on her Instagram Story. In a follow-up post, she (…)

“I love you Altadena. Grateful for my family and pets who got out last night before it was too late (and endless thanks to friends for taking us in and bringing us clothes and blankets),” Moore, 40, wrote via Instagram on Wednesday. “Honestly, I’m in shock and I feel numb to everything that so many have lost, including my family. My children’s school is gone. Our favorite restaurants, ranked. So many friends and loved ones have also lost everything. Our community is broken, but we will be here to rebuild together.”

Keep scrolling to see how Hollywood has been affected from forest fires:

Scripted series

Many television shows that are filmed on sound stages in Los Angeles have temporarily halted production, including Grey’s Anatomy, Hacks, Happy’s Place, Suits LA, Loot, NCIS, The Neighborhood, Abbott Elementary, Doctor Odyssey, All American and Pete.

Game shows and talk shows

The price is rightas well as late night soap operas After midnight and Jimmy Kimmel Live! are also paused.

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Los Angeles is witness to a frightening natural weather phenomenon – and its star community is affected. An extreme storm driven by Santa Ana’s gusts sparked fast-burning brush fires around 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 7, with drivers on Sunset Boulevard and Palisades Drive abandoning their cars to seek safety, according to (…)

Rewarding

The Critics Choice Awards, scheduled to take place on Sunday, January 12, have been postponed.

“This unfolding tragedy has already had a profound impact on our community. All our thoughts and prayers are with those battling the devastating fires and with all those affected,” CCA Executive Director Joey Berlin it said in a statement. The Critics Choice Awards will now air live on January 26.

The BAFTA Tea Party was also due to take place on Sunday, but will likewise be postponed to an undisclosed date.

On Wednesday, WGA West and WGA East announced in a statement that The announcement of nominations for the Writers Guild Awards has also been postponed due to the ongoing bushfires.

“As Los Angeles is under a state of emergency due to multiple wildfires, we will be postponing the announcement of nominees until Monday, January 13, 2025,” a statement to Us said.

late wednesday The Hollywood Reporter announced that the announcement of the Oscar nominations has been postponed from Friday, January 17th to Sunday, January 19th.

Film premieres and screenings

Special West Coast premieres and screenings for movies like Unstoppable (with the participation of Jennifer Lopez), The Wolf Man, Pete, The Last Showgirl and Complete obscurity are cancelled.