Porn Shoot Scandal Prompts Tighter Rules for Filming at LA Schools

Filmmakers who wish to film at LA Unified School District properties must now submit a written synopsis, activity checklist and may be supervised by monitors

It has gotten a lot more difficult to film at Los Angeles schools since the revelation that a 2012 porn film called “Revenge of the Petites” was shot on the campus of Alexander Hamilton High.

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) announced Monday that it has updated its licensing procedures on school properties including requiring filmmakers to submit a written synopsis and activity checklist before shooting begins.

“The SAC (Synopsis and Activity Checklist) describes, in detail, the proposed activity to take place on LAUSD property. It is used to facilitate the review of proposed filming against LAUSD criteria, as updated for consistency and outlined in section 13 of its Standard Terms and Conditions, which are also available for review on the FilmL.A.

Want to keep reading?

Create a free account, or log in with your email below.

 

Gain access to unlimited free articles, news alerts, select newsletters, podcasts and more.

 

Comments