LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) – As coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue to increase in Los Angeles County, a control for filming a city-authorized film will close tuesday.
“Filming is an external shoot and an internal dialogue, with a general cast and a team of approximately 170,” FilmLA said on a Monday night. “Before this factor came to our attention, neither FilmLA nor the production company site team knew of a COVID-19 verification center operating on the site. “
FilmLA stated that it did not know who had taken the decision to close the healing testing center on appointments, but stated that no resolution was requested through the production company.
“Informed of the review site closure, representatives from the film’s production have reported to paintings with station representatives to repair at the review site tomorrow,” FilmLA said. “Both uses of the installation can be compatible, depending on the domain to be used for filming and the production’s interest in executing it. “
According to Deadline, those who had appointments scheduled for Tuesday won an email early Monday informing them that they had been canceled.
“We are due to inconvenience and notification of delay, but the online page of the LA Union Station kiosk had to cancel all appointments by December 1 due to an occasion held there,” the email received through Deadline said.
The entertainment magazine reported that the station closed for filming the remake of “She’s All That,” titled “He’s All That. “
Neither Curative, Mayor Eric Garcetti’s workplace, nor Metro Los Angeles responded to requests for comment.