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Location Managers Location Managers 2019 FeaturingFeaturing LocationLocation ManagersManagers RickRick Schuler,Schuler, NancyNancy Haecker,Haecker, ChrisChris Gutierrez,Gutierrez, GregGreg AlpertAlpert andand MichaelMichael ChickeyChickey OnOn LocationLocation inin SanSan FranciscoFrancisco Including interviews with DanielDaniel Lee,Lee, RobertRobert Foulkes,Foulkes, RoryRory Enke,Enke, SimonSimon Lake,Lake, SharleneSharlene DualeDuale andand DanDan BealBeal T H E HOLLYWOOD REPORTER is a proud supporter of the COLA AWA R D S May 8, 2019 March 27, 2019 February 13, 2019 AMAZON APPLE’S BITE Writers EXPOSED OF HOLLYWOOD at War Bezos, Pecker, Woody Allen A starry launch As agent battle and legal battles ahead and the great rages, is a ‘rebundling’ of TV strike next? READY FOR A DANE COOK DISnEY-FOX: Disney COMEBACK? THE aFTErmaTH Shake-Up Executive HOLLYWOOD AGEnTS VS. power-sharing HIGH ART and a studio +Worlds collide as L.A. WrITErS succession plan ups its culture cachet A long-shot plan to end the feud BY GAVIN POLONE 25 POWEr Indie Film LaWYErS Players 2019 With Money to Spend Rocket to Captain Marvel ’s Larson fronts the Disney studio’s first female franchise as the star and fierce gender-equality activist shows superhero fans ‘what strength looks like’ Chris Evans CANNES Taron Egerton takes on Elton John in Rocketman, the must-see musical of the festival BRIE PLUS Hot market movies, Tarantino’s Bruce Lee, aVEngED Tilda Swinton’s style and the dark side of the Croisette Marvel’s politically active Captain America is ready to BLASTS retire his shield for directing gigs, an Apple series and the fight against Donald Trump (and Tom Brady?): OFF ‘I’d be disappointed in myself if I didn’t speak up’ 16cover [P]{Print}_47945719.indd 1 5/7/19 9:12 AM 7cover [P]{Print}_46601941.indd 1 2/12/19 1:14 PM 11cover [P]{Print}_47212283.indd 1 3/26/19 12:27 PM PRINT | DIGITAL | MOBILE | SOCIAL | EVENTS COLA 2019 WHAT’S INSIDE 32. 7. Words from Governor Gavin Newsom 8. Words from California Film Comissioner Colleen Bell and FLICS President Tasha Day 12. Introduction to Judges 11. About FLICS 16. Finalists 23. Golden Slate Award Recipient Ted Sarandos CEREMONY 78. Advertiser Index 70. 24. Location Manager Robert Foulkes Races to the Finish 32. On Location: San Francisco 43. Spotlight: California Film Commissioner Colleen Bell 44. COVER STORY 44. 66. Location Spotlight: The Glass Castle FEATURES 70. Soaring Across a Supermoon with Redbull Media Sponsors: 4 California on Location Awards 24. ConGratulationsTo all the California on Location Awards Finalists Special thank you to the following public employees for their exceptional support: Public Employee of the Year Federal - Ford Commercial Joe Stubbendick, US Forest Service Public Employee of the Year State - Ford Commercial Tanya Ehorn, Cal Trans (530) 225-4103 | FilmShasta.com | [email protected] OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR December 15, 2019 California on Location Awards OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR Welcome to the 25th annual California on Location Awards. California is a state rich with environmentalDecember 15, diversity.2019 While our coastlines and big cities have inspired movie-goers throughout the ages, California is filled with countless geographically distinct regions that have played a role in film production for decades.California on Location Awards I am proud to say that production across the state is healthy, people are working Welcomelike never before,to the 25th and annual I am focused California on keeping on Location this industry Awards. here at home, where it belongs. California is a state rich with environmental diversity. While our coastlines and Mybig congratulationscities have inspired go tomovie the award-goers throughoutnominees and the winnersages, California for their outstanding is filled with achievements.countless geographically I commend distinct them regions for their that enthusiasm have played in showcasing a role in filmour beautifulproduction state. for decades. I am proud to say that production across the state is healthy, people are working like never before, and I am focusedSincerely, on keeping this industry here at home, where it belongs. My congratulations go to the award nominees and winners for their outstanding achievements. I commend them for their enthusiasm in showcasing our beautiful state. Gavin Newsom Sincerely, Gavin Newsom GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM • SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814 • (916) 445-2841 California on Location Awards 7 GOVERNOR GAVIN NEWSOM • SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 95814 • (916) 445-2841 Production is booming in California and it’s amid this very positive news that we come together for the 25th Annual California On-Location Awards. The California Film Com- mission and Film Liaisons in California Statewide are proud to honor and celebrate the accomplishments of location managers, public employees and other professionals working fo facilitate production across the Golden State. The expanded Film and Television Tax Credit Program 2.0 has helped level the playing field and reaffirm the many reasons why California is the first and best choice. Building on this success, the state legislature extended the program for an additional five years. Productions are retuning home and taking advantage of stunning locations - from Del Norte County all the way to San Diego. Working together, Film Liaisons in California Statewide and the California Film Com- mission are attracting and retaining production by providing exceptional service to the production industry. We have so much to celebrate this evening as we honor the achievements of loca- tion managers and public employees working across the Golden State. Congratulations to our Golden Slate Award recipient, Ted Sarandos. We thank you for accepting this well-deserved award. We also congratulate all of the nominees, and thank everyone who is helping to keep Production here at home in the great state of California. Colleen Bell Tasha Day Executive Director President, FLICS California Film Commission Long Beach Film Commission 8 California on Location Awards THE LMGI CONGRATULATES OUR MEMBERS & COLA NOMINEES ON THEIR EXCEPTIONAL ACHIEVEMENT ILT JONES TED KIM JULIE KARELITZ WILL O’BRIEN ROBERT FOULKES SARAH GOLLER DARRIN CUMMINGS DAN COOLEY RICK SCHULER SONIA VILLERIAS RACHEL NELSON JEFF EDMONDS CHRIS BAUGH ERCE CANTU ANNA L. COATS LESLIE GLENNON DAVID LYONS KELLY TOM STEVIE NELSON MICHELLE LATHAM NANCY HAECKER HEATHER MACLEAN EHRIN DAVIS KYLE SUCHER TIMOTHY HILLMAN PETER MOODY FRANCES REYESBOLINGER BROOKS BONSTIN MICHAEL CHICKEY STEVE MAPEL RASHOD EDWARDS CHRIS GUTIERREZ JJ LEVINE SCOTT FITZGERALD JP O’CONNOR FLINT MALONEY CARRIE LA KIRK WORLEY JESSICA AICHS IVAN SIEBEL BRITTANY PETROS LORI BALTON VELVET GRAVES JOF HANWRIGHT ZACH QUEMORE GALIDAN NAUBER PAUL SCHREIBER RICK SURAD PETER GLUCK CONNOR MCCLAFFERTY DAVID MCKINNEY DANIEL BRANSON PROMOTING EXCELLENCE ON LOCATION WORLDWIDE * JOIN TODAY at www.LocationManagers.org The California on Location Awards is brought to you by FLICS. COLA 2019 FLICS COMMITTEE THE SHOW COLA Co-Chairs: Producer/Director Janice Arrington - Orange County Rajan Shandil - Wirefire Labs Sabrina Jurisich - Film Shasta Magazine Editor Sponsorships: Dyana Carmella - Mystic Creative Kathleen Dodge - El Dorado/Lake Tahoe Elizabeth Nalagan - Ridgecrest Regional Creative Director Rajan Shandil AV Follow-up: Cassandra Hesseltine - Humboldt & Copy Editor Del Norte Counties Lauren Waldron Nate Adams - Humboldt & Del Norte Counties Contributing Writer COLA Statues: Eleni Roussos Alicia Vennos - Mono County Contributing Photographer Gift Baskets: James Thompson, Jr. THE LMGI CONGRATULATES OUR MEMBERS Pauline East - Antelope Valley Assistant Photographer & COLA NOMINEES ON THEIR EXCEPTIONAL ACHIEVEMENT Accounting: Jordan Sessions Melody Lilley - FilmL.A. Film Liaisons in California Statewide (FLICS) ILT JONES TED KIM JULIE KARELITZ WILL O’BRIEN FLICS President Tasha Day – Long Beach COLA MAGAZINE 2019 Published by Mystic Creative ROBERT FOULKES SARAH GOLLER DARRIN CUMMINGS DAN COOLEY www.createmyst.com www.californiaonlocationawards.com RICK SCHULER SONIA VILLERIAS RACHEL NELSON JEFF EDMONDS All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part without express written permission is strictly prohibited. CHRIS BAUGH ERCE CANTU ANNA L. COATS LESLIE GLENNON GIFT BASKETS Copyright © 2019 California On Location Awards DAVID LYONS KELLY TOM STEVIE NELSON MICHELLE LATHAM Antelope Valley Film Office avfilm.com NANCY HAECKER HEATHER MACLEAN EHRIN DAVIS KYLE SUCHER El Dorado Lake Tahoe Film Office ON THE COVER TIMOTHY HILLMAN PETER MOODY FRANCES REYESBOLINGER BROOKS BONSTIN filmtahoe.com MICHAEL CHICKEY STEVE MAPEL RASHOD EDWARDS CHRIS GUTIERREZ Humboldt/Del Norte Film Commission JJ LEVINE SCOTT FITZGERALD JP O’CONNOR FLINT MALONEY filmhumboldtdelnorte.org Mono County Film Commission CARRIE LA KIRK WORLEY JESSICA AICHS IVAN SIEBEL filmmonocounty.com Location Managers: Rick Schuler, BRITTANY PETROS LORI BALTON VELVET GRAVES JOF HANWRIGHT Monterey County Film Commission Nancy Haecker, filmmonterey.org Chris Gutierrez, ZACH QUEMORE GALIDAN NAUBER PAUL SCHREIBER RICK SURAD Greg Alpert & PETER GLUCK CONNOR MCCLAFFERTY DAVID MCKINNEY DANIEL BRANSON Placer - Lake Tahoe Film Office Michael Chickey placer.ca.gov/films PROMOTING EXCELLENCE ON LOCATION WORLDWIDE JOIN TODAY at www.LocationManagers.org * California on Location Awards 11 2019 JUDGES Jennifer “JJ” Levine Ilt Jones Location Manager Location Manager Ed DUFFY David Michael Gonzalez Vice President, AICP, Director External Affairs Teamsters Local 399 Steve Dayan Gregory Alpert Secretary Treasurer
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