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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
Entertainment
Anousha Sakoui

Hazards of filming in cities all too real, location managers say

LOS ANGELES — The shutdown last week of the Apple TV+ and Endeavor Content miniseries “Lady in the Lake” over reports that a crew member had been threatened stunned officials in Baltimore, a film-friendly hub where the acclaimed crime drama “The Wire” had filmed for years.

The Baltimore Police Department this week walked back its initial report of a violent threat on the set but arrested a street vendor, who officers said was upset that he had not been compensated by the production for lost business, on drug charges.

Nonetheless, the production halt was a reminder of the potential hazards that crews can face as they film in neighborhoods where they may not always be welcomed by residents and business owners.

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