Film Liaisons in California Statewide (Flics) has announced winners for the 28th annual California on Location Awards (COLAs), presented Friday at the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City.
More than 650 supporters of California-based productions attended this year’s awards ceremony, which recognizes exceptional location managers and teams, public employees, and production companies that help facilitate on-location filming across the Golden State.
Netflix’s upcoming Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley took home Location Manager of the Year (Dan Cooley) and Location Team of the Year awards in the Studio Feature category.
The Independent Feature category was similarly swept by The Greatest Hits, which clinched awards for Location Manager (Justin Hill) and Location Team.
For the Television Episodic 1-Hour category, top honors went to Daisy Jones & The Six for Location Manager (Jay Traynor) and Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty for Location Team.
Episodic ½-Hour Location Manager honors went to...
More than 650 supporters of California-based productions attended this year’s awards ceremony, which recognizes exceptional location managers and teams, public employees, and production companies that help facilitate on-location filming across the Golden State.
Netflix’s upcoming Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley took home Location Manager of the Year (Dan Cooley) and Location Team of the Year awards in the Studio Feature category.
The Independent Feature category was similarly swept by The Greatest Hits, which clinched awards for Location Manager (Justin Hill) and Location Team.
For the Television Episodic 1-Hour category, top honors went to Daisy Jones & The Six for Location Manager (Jay Traynor) and Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty for Location Team.
Episodic ½-Hour Location Manager honors went to...
- 12/2/2023
- by Bruce Haring
- Deadline Film + TV
The forthcoming Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley, independent film The Greatest Hits and limited series Daisy Jones & The Six were among the top winners at the 2023 California On Location Awards, presented Friday.
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley received awards for location manager of the year (Dan Cooley) and location team of the year in the studio feature category. In the independent feature category, The Greatest Hits received awards for location manager (Justin Hill) and location team. Daisy Jones & The Six location manager Jay Traynor won in the television episodic one-hour category. In the same category, Winning Time won for location team. Daisy Jones‘ second award went to assistant location manager Courtney Ochoa.
Other noteworthy projects represented among the winners include High Desert (Stacey Brashear) and Minx (location team), both in the episodic half-hour location manager category. And Joker: Folie à Deux‘s Sheila Ryan-Cruz was named assistant location manager of the year – feature.
Beverly Hills Cop: Axel Foley received awards for location manager of the year (Dan Cooley) and location team of the year in the studio feature category. In the independent feature category, The Greatest Hits received awards for location manager (Justin Hill) and location team. Daisy Jones & The Six location manager Jay Traynor won in the television episodic one-hour category. In the same category, Winning Time won for location team. Daisy Jones‘ second award went to assistant location manager Courtney Ochoa.
Other noteworthy projects represented among the winners include High Desert (Stacey Brashear) and Minx (location team), both in the episodic half-hour location manager category. And Joker: Folie à Deux‘s Sheila Ryan-Cruz was named assistant location manager of the year – feature.
- 12/2/2023
- by Hilary Lewis
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
It’s not a stretch to compare “The Little Things” to a season of HBO’s erratic crime series “True Detective,” from its conflicted cops (played by A-list stars) to its flashbacks from an old crime that colors the investigators’ judgment of a new case.
It’s a comparison that works all too well, since writer-director John Lee Hancock’s procedural very often feels like an eight-episode series that’s been chopped into an ungainly two-hour feature, with lots of motivation, plotting and thematic coherence left on the cutting-room floor.
Denzel Washington stars as Deke, a deputy in Central California’s Kern County who is sent by his boss to Los Angeles to pick up some important evidence on a case. Once he arrives, we learn that Deke used to be a hot-shot detective with L.A. County Sheriff’s Department, before a heart attack, a mental health crisis and...
It’s a comparison that works all too well, since writer-director John Lee Hancock’s procedural very often feels like an eight-episode series that’s been chopped into an ungainly two-hour feature, with lots of motivation, plotting and thematic coherence left on the cutting-room floor.
Denzel Washington stars as Deke, a deputy in Central California’s Kern County who is sent by his boss to Los Angeles to pick up some important evidence on a case. Once he arrives, we learn that Deke used to be a hot-shot detective with L.A. County Sheriff’s Department, before a heart attack, a mental health crisis and...
- 1/26/2021
- by Alonso Duralde
- The Wrap
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