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Studios and Agency Offices Close Down or Offer Flexibility As Wildfires Spread
The Hollywood ReporterStory by Alex Weprin
scrn logline
As wildfires rage through LA, Hollywood's major studios and agencies adapt by shutting down or going remote to keep the industry moving despite the disaster.
beat sheet
- Disney, Universal, and Warner Bros. have all temporarily closed their studio lots and offices, pausing productions, while Universal's theme park has also shut down.
- Agencies like UTA and CAA are allowing employees to work from home, while the WME office is closed, showcasing Hollywood's flexibility since the pandemic forced remote work.
call sheet
Disney Studios, Universal, Warner Bros. Studios, Universal Studios Hollywood, Sony Pictures, Paramount Pictures, UTA, CAA, WME