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SF Film Commission Announces One (1) Opening In Its SF Film Collective

Camera IconThere is one 11x11 office available in the San Francisco Film Collective. Rent is $205 per month. The lease runs from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014. The Film Collective's goal is to provide low cost office space, allow local pioneers in independent production to advance their projects, interact and draw inspiration or knowledge from their peers and bring more production to San Francisco. The SF Film Collective is located at 134A Golden Gate between Jones and Leavenworth Streets. Applications can be found at www.filmsf.org and are due June 24, 2013.

San Francisco Film Commission Announces its Film Space Grant for Years 2013-2015

The City skyline including TransAmerica Pyramid and Bay Bridge taken through treesSan Francisco Film Commission is pleased to announce its Film Space grant for Fiscal years 2013-2015.  The Film Space (SFFCFS) grant is designed to provide financial assistance to nonprofit organizations that assist independent filmmakers by providing low cost office and film production space in San Francisco in order to facilitate film production activities in San Francisco. Deadline for submission is June 1, 2013. Award announcement will be June 30, 2013. To learn more, Download the application (pdf).

Shooting in San Francisco

The Film Office is an advocate for all kinds of productions, from major feature films and television series to commercials, music videos, documentaries and student films.


Crews & Resources

Contact information for City departments, neighboring permitting jurisdictions and local crew can all be found here.

Incentives

There are a number of incentives available to filmmakers working in San Francisco. The many programs that you may be able to take advantage of are outlined here.


SF & Movies

San Francisco has a long history both as a visual staple in the movies and a center for filmmaking creativity. The first moving image was captured in Northern California and since then San Francisco has been a magnet for filmmakers.

 

Location Library

The San Francisco Film Commission has made a limited number of local locations available from our digital library for you to browse.

 


About Us

We work to promote the San Francisco Bay Area as a film destination while also working with the local film community to support local projects with significant ties to San Francisco.