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Lot Map Newest 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 CHILDCARE BOWTRUSS A NORTH WASHINGTON BLVD WASHINGTON ROW COLONNADE 9th AVE GATE 6th AVE GATE DUBBING BARRYMORE GARBO LOY TRACY CRAWFORD HEPBURN 7 GARLAND ADR 3 B WARDROBE SOUND A STREET GABLE RECORDING NORTH THALBERG ADR 1 POITIER PARKING LOT 2 SOUND STAGE CUTTERS EAST MADISON GATE CUTTERS WEST STAGE STAGE STAGE STAGE STAGE STAGE 3rd AVENUE 6 STAGE 3 DEPT 26 25 23 21 FOLEY B 29 28 5 FOLEY A ADR 2 HAYWORTH 3 4 GOWER 1 4th AVENUE KELLY THALBERG 5th AVENUE STAGE ROONEY CAFE 6th AVENUE STAGE STAGE KEATON $ ANNEX 24 22 STAGE C STEWART 6 4 DURANTE 7th AVENUE 5 9th AVENUE STAGE STAGE MADISON AVE 30 27 MAIN STREET BURNS HEIDELBERG 2ND AVE THALBERG STAGE STAGE MAIN STREET CAPRA 8 7 LEAN 8 9th 1st AVENUE AKIO MORITA WATER YOUNG & STAGE CENTRAL TOWER STAGE MAIN PARKING TRAP PLANT 15 PRODUCTION BRICK STORAGE 9 D BUILDING 8th AVENUE NORMAN 7th AVENUE LEAR OVERLAND GATE B STREET CALLEY ASTAIRE SOUTH THALBERG GATE & PARKING LOT PARK STAGE STAGE STAGE $ 12 11 10 AUTRY SCENIC SCENE ART STAGE CAPRA GATE OVERLAND AVENUE OVERLAND DOCK 5 C STREET 14 E PARKING PRODUCTION COHN ATHLETIC CLUB 1 STEWART THEATERS OVERLAND PARKING CULVER / MOTOR $ ATM 2 NOVAK THEATER GARAGE PARKING GARAGE PRODUCTION COFFEE HOLDEN THEATER SERVICES CULVER BLVD 3 PRODUCTION CULVER / MOTOR GATE F PARKING CREDIT UNION 4 QUINN THEATER DENTIST 5 LANCASTER THEATER STUDIO SUPPORT MEDICAL OFFICE 6 CARY GRANT THEATER SOUTH OVERLAND GATE MUSEUM 7 BACKSTAGE THEATER MENTONE GATE G SOUTHERN PEDESTRIAN GATE THALBERG THEATERS CALIFORNIA 8 EDISON SUBSTATION RESTAURANT RESTROOM STUDIO STORE STUDIO EXPENDABLES TOURS VEHICLE GATE SMOKING AREA STAGES OFFICE BUILDINGS SUPPORT & SERVICES POST PRODUCTION FACILITIES PARKING & GATES SCREENING ROOMS / DUBBING THEATRES STAGE 7 D-7 ASTAIRE D-10 ATHLETIC CLUB E-8 PARKING ANTHONY QUINN THEATER (STAGE 4) C-8 STAGE 8 D-6 AUTRY E-9 ATM C-9, E-2 CAPRA LOT E-9 BACKSTAGE THEATER B-9 STAGE 9 D-6 BARRYMORE B-6 BASKETBALL COURT (CULVER/MOTOR GARAGE ROOF) F-6 CULVER / MOTOR PARKING STRUCTURE F-5 BURT LANCASTER THEATER (STAGE 4) C-8 STAGE 10 D-6 BOWTRUSS 10101 WASHINGTON BLVD, CULVER CITY CARPENTRY SHOP/MILL (OVERLAND) F-2 NORTH THALBERG LOT B-11 CARY GRANT THEATER B-9 STAGE 11 D-5 BURNS C-10 CASHIER (KELLY) C-10 OVERLAND PARKING STRUCTURE E-2 STAGE 12 E-5 CAPRA D-9 CHILD CARE 3845 CLARINGTON, CULVER CITY DUBBING 6 (SOUND DEPARTMENT) B-8 SOUTH THALBERG LOT D-12 STAGE 14 E-4 COHN E-8 COFFEE BEAN AND TEA LEAF D-7 DUBBING 7 (SOUND DEPARTMENT) B-8 STAGE 15 D-5 CORPORATE POINTE 600 CORPORATE POINTE, CULVER CITY COMMISSARY D-2, E-7 DUBBING 11 (SOUND DEPARTMENT) B-8 STAGE 21 B-6 CRAWFORD B-7 COURIER SERVICE (STUDIO SUPPORT BUILDING) G-4 DUBBING 12 (SOUND DEPARTMENT) B-8 STAGE 22 C-6 DURANTE C-9 DENTAL OFFICE (YOUNG) D-8 DUBBING 15 B-6 GATES STAGE 23 B-5 GABLE B-8 FIRST ENTERTAINMENT CREDIT UNION C-9 DUBBING 17 (STAGE 3) B-8 6TH AVENUE GATE B-5 STAGE 24 C-5 GARBO B-5 GOWER CAFE D-2, C-9 KIM NOVAK THEATER (STAGE 5) B-7 9TH AVENUE GATE B-3 STAGE 25 B-5 GARLAND B-6 GRIP DEPARTMENT (PRODUCTION SERVICES) F-4 STEWART BUILDING THEATERS (21, 22, 23, & 24) B-2 CAPRA GATE E-9 STAGE 26 B-4 HEIDELBERG C-5 MEDIA SERVICES (THALBERG BASEMENT) D-11 THALBERG BUILDING THEATERS (A, B, C, D, E, & F) D-11 COLONNADE WALL B-10 STAGE 27 C-4 HEPBURN B-8 MAIL ROOM (STUDIO SUPPORT) G-4 WILLIAM HOLDEN THEATER (STAGE 5) C-8 CULVER / MOTOR GATE F-7 STAGE 28 B-3 KEATON C-8 MEDICAL SERVICES D-8 MADISON GATE B-12 STAGE 29 B-3 KELLY C-10 PRINT SHOP (STEWART) B-2 MENTONE GATE G-4 POST PRODUCTION SERVICES STAGE 30 C-3 LEAN D-8 PRODUCTION SERVICES F-4 OVERLAND GATE D-2 ADR 1 (STAGE 3) B-8 LEAR, NORMAN D-7 PRODUCTION SOUND B-8 SOUTH THALBERG GATE D-11 ADR 2 C-9 LOY B-8 SOUTH OVERLAND GATE G-2 RICOH (THALBERG BASEMENT) D-10 ADR 3 B-9 MORITA D-2 RITA HAYWORTH EVENT CENTER C-9 BARBRA STREISAND SCORING STAGE (SOUND) B-9 POITIER B-10 SCENIC ARTS E-3 FOLEY A (STAGE 3) C-8 ROONEY C-9 SECURITY SERVICE CENTER (STEWART, KELLY) B-2, C-10 FOLEY B C-9 STAGE 6 C-7 SET LIGHTING (PRODUCTION SERVICES) F-4 FOLEY C (CUTTERS ALLEY WEST) B-9 STEWART C-2 SIGNS & GRAPHICS F-2 A SMOKE FREE ZONE EXISTS IN THE PEDESTRIAN PATHWAY POST MEDIA CENTER C-7 ALONG MAIN STREET FROM THE MADISON GATE TO 4TH STUDIO SUPPORT G-4 SONY PICTURES DIGITAL PRODUCTIONS G-13 SHIPPING & RECEIVING (SOUND) B-7 AVENUE, AS WELL AS THE PARK AND PEDESTRIAN PATHWAYS TCSOB 9050 W. WASHINGTON BLVD, CULVER CITY STUDIO STORE C-9 IN FRONT OF THE CULVER PARKING STRUCTURE, NORMAN LEAR AND COHN BUILDINGS. ASH URNS ARE PLACED OUTSIDE THALBERG D-11 STUDIO EXPENDABLES E-3 EDITING ROOMS THE STAGES AND AROUND THE BACK-LOT SO THAT SMOKING THALBERG ANNEX C-12 STUMPTOWN COFFEE D-2 MAY TAKE PLACE AT A MINIMUM DISTANCE OF 20 FEET FROM AUTRY (596-640) E-9 ALL ENTRY DOORS. TRACY B-7 VIDEO LIBRARY (THALBERG BASEMENT) D-10 AUTRY (1003-1046) E-9 YOUNG D-8 WATER TOWER D-6 CUTTERS ALLEY EAST (400-431) B-9 WARDROBE B-6 CUTTERS ALLEY WEST (432-440) B-9 WASHINGTON ROW (101-239) B-7,8,9.
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