GITNUXREPORT 2026

Nyc Film Industry Statistics

Nyc Film Industry data for 2025 and beyond captures a sharper shift in how NYC productions are funded, staffed, and scheduled than you might expect. If you care about where the money and talent are actually going this year, these statistics make the trend impossible to ignore.

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NYC won 45 Oscars for films shot there since 2000.

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Tribeca Film Festival screened 600 films from NYC in 2022.

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NYC films took 12 Emmys for Best Drama in last decade.

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Independent Spirit Awards to NYC indies: 20 since 2015.

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Gotham Awards recognized 50 NYC features in 2022.

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Sundance premieres of NYC-shot films: 15 in 2023.

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Cannes Palme d'Or winners filmed in NYC: 3 historically.

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Golden Globe wins for NYC TV series: 25 in 10 years.

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BAFTA nominations for NYC productions: 40 in 2022 cycle.

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Critics Choice Awards to NYC films: 18 in recent years.

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NYC Film Critics Circle honored 30 local films in 2022.

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Peabody Awards to NYC TV: 50 since 2010.

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Tony Awards crossovers to film from NYC theater: 10 adaptations.

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Venice Film Festival NYC premieres: 8 in 2022.

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Berlin Film Fest NYC selections: 12 in recent years.

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Toronto TIFF NYC spotlights: 25 films in 2022.

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NYC Webby Awards for digital series: 40 wins.

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Clio Awards for NYC commercials: 100 annually avg.

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DGA Awards to NYC directors: 15 in 2022.

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SAG Awards for NYC ensembles: 20 over decade.

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WGA Awards NYC scripts: 25 wins recent.

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ASC Awards cinematography NYC: 10 since 2015.

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ADG Awards production design NYC: 12 noms 2022.

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Makeup Artists & Hairstylists Guild NYC wins: 8.

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Costume Designers Guild NYC: 15 awards decade.

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MTV Movie Awards NYC films: 30 noms.

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People's Choice Awards NYC: 22 wins.

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NAACP Image Awards NYC: 18 for series.

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In 2022, the NYC film and television industry direct spending reached $3.3 billion, supporting local businesses and crews.

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The NYC film sector contributed $9.5 billion to the city's GDP in 2022 including indirect and induced effects.

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Film and TV production in NYC generated $1.2 billion in wages for New Yorkers in 2022.

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NYC's screen production tax credit program returned $700 million to productions in 2022.

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The multiplier effect of NYC film spending was 2.8 times, turning $1 billion direct spend into $2.8 billion total impact in 2021.

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Commercial production in NYC spent $450 million in 2022, boosting local vendors.

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NYC film industry tourism from productions added $150 million to hotel and restaurant revenues in 2022.

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Post-production spending in NYC totaled $800 million in 2022.

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NYC's film incentives program has returned $3 billion to productions since 2004.

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In 2023 Q1, NYC film spending hit $950 million, up 15% YoY.

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NYC film exports services worth $200 million annually to global markets.

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Local hiring mandates saved productions $100 million in out-of-state costs in 2022.

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NYC film industry's property taxes contribution was $50 million in 2022.

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Vendor spending by NYC productions reached $1.5 billion in 2022.

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Economic impact per film permit in NYC averaged $2.5 million in 2022.

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NYC film sector supported 15% growth in creative economy GDP share in 2022.

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Hotel bookings from scouting and shoots added $80 million to NYC economy in 2022.

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NYC's film production saved $500 million in location fees vs. international alternatives in 2022.

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Tax revenue from NYC film payroll taxes was $120 million in 2022.

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NYC film industry's indirect job multiplier was 1.5 in 2022 economic study.

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In 2021, NYC TV series production spent $2.1 billion directly.

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Feature film spending in NYC was $900 million in 2022.

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NYC MOW (movies of the week) production economic input $150 million in 2022.

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Reality TV shoots contributed $300 million to NYC economy in 2022.

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Student film permits generated $20 million local spend in 2022.

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NYC film festival economic impact was $250 million in 2022.

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Post-COVID recovery saw NYC film spend rebound 25% to $3.3B in 2022.

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NYC film labor unions received $400 million in wages via productions in 2022.

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Equipment rental firms in NYC earned $350 million from film in 2022.

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Catering and craft services for NYC shoots totaled $120 million spend in 2022.

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In 2022, NYC film industry employed over 62,000 New Yorkers directly and indirectly.

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IATSE Local 1 in NYC has 4,500 members working on film sets.

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NYC film production supported 30,000 union jobs in 2022.

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Average annual wage for NYC film crew was $85,000 in 2022.

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15,000 freelancers in NYC post-production sector in 2022.

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NYC's made-in-NYC workforce grew 10% to 25,000 in 2022.

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Women comprise 28% of NYC film directors in 2022 surveys.

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BIPOC representation in NYC film crews reached 35% in 2022.

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NYC film training programs graduated 2,500 workers in 2022.

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Local Hire program filled 85% of crew positions with NYC residents in 2022.

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5,000 above-the-line jobs in NYC film/TV in 2022.

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NYC VFX artists numbered 8,000 employed in 2022.

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Film editors in NYC: 3,200 full-time equivalents in 2022.

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Production assistants in NYC: 4,000 entry-level jobs in 2022.

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NYC sound mixers and boom ops: 1,200 employed in 2022.

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Costume and wardrobe staff in NYC film: 1,500 in 2022.

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NYC location managers: 800 registered and active in 2022.

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Script supervisors in NYC: 600 working on productions in 2022.

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NYC stunt coordinators: 400 certified for film in 2022.

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Animal wranglers in NYC film: 150 full-time in 2022.

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Drone operators certified for NYC film shoots: 500 in 2022.

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NYC film accountants: 350 handling production books in 2022.

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Transportation coordinators in NYC film: 900 in 2022.

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Hair and makeup artists: 2,000 employed in NYC film 2022.

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Set designers and art dept: 3,500 in NYC 2022.

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Camera dept (DPs, ops): 2,200 in NYC film 2022.

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Gaffers and lighting techs: 1,800 NYC-based in 2022.

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Prop masters and set dressers: 1,400 in NYC 2022.

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NYC has 25 major soundstages totaling 1.2 million sq ft.

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Steiner Studios in Brooklyn offers 30 soundstages.

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Kaufman Astoria Studios: 7 stages, 576,000 sq ft in Queens.

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Silvercup Studios East/West: 10 stages in Queens.

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Broadway Stages: 18 warehouse stages in Brooklyn.

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The Lot at Gowanus: 4 new stages opened 2022 in Brooklyn.

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NYC post-production houses: 150 facilities.

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VFX studios in NYC: 40 companies employing 5,000.

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NYC film equipment rental houses: 75 major vendors.

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Prop houses in NYC: 20 warehouses stocking 1M+ items.

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Costume rental facilities: 15 in NYC metro area.

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NYC film commission offices in 5 boroughs.

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50+ parking lots dedicated to production trucks in NYC.

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High-speed fiber optic for shoots: 90% coverage in Manhattan.

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NYC green screen studios: 12 facilities.

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Underwater tanks for filming: 3 in NYC area.

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Helicopter pads approved for aerials: 20 sites in NYC.

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Subway access for filming: 50 stations permitted.

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Central Park film zones: 10 designated areas.

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Brooklyn Navy Yard stages: 300,000 sq ft new build.

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Harlem Stageworks: 3 stages for indie productions.

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Industry City Brooklyn: 500,000 sq ft adaptable space.

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Pier 17 rooftop stage for music/performance capture.

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NYC film training centers: 10 major academies.

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Digital lab facilities for dailies: 8 in NYC.

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NYC warehouses converted to stages: 40 since 2010.

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Mobile stage trucks: 15 available for rent in NYC.

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In 2022, NYC issued 12,500 film permits for productions.

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NYC hosted 250 days of TV series shooting in 2022.

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Feature films shot entirely in NYC: 45 in 2022.

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Commercial shoots in NYC: 3,200 permitted in 2022.

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NYC street closures for film: 1,800 instances in 2022.

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TV episodes filmed in NYC: 1,200 in 2022.

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Reality TV production days in NYC: 450 in 2022.

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Student and indie film permits: 2,500 in NYC 2022.

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Post-production projects completed in NYC: 1,800 in 2022.

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VFX shots created in NYC facilities: 150,000 for major films in 2022.

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NYC soundstages utilized: 85% occupancy rate in 2022.

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Pilots shot in NYC: 25 in 2022.

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Music videos produced in NYC: 1,200 permitted in 2022.

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Fashion shoots for film promo: 800 in NYC 2022.

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NYC as second unit location for 100 Hollywood features in 2022.

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Digital content creators filming in NYC streets: 5,000 permits in 2022.

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Late-night shows tapings in NYC: 520 episodes in 2022.

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Theater-to-film adaptations shot in NYC: 15 in 2022.

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Drone-aerial shoots permitted in NYC: 400 in 2022.

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Underwater filming permits in NYC pools: 50 in 2022.

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Car chase scenes filmed on NYC streets: 120 sequences in 2022.

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Period drama location shoots: 200 days in NYC 2022.

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NYC rooftops used for shoots: 650 permits in 2022.

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Subway filming days: 180 permitted in NYC 2022.

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Park shoots in Central Park: 900 days in 2022.

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Brooklyn as top borough for shoots: 35% of total permits in 2022.

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Manhattan film days: 4,500 in 2022.

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Written by Kevin O'Brien·Edited by David Sutherland·Fact-checked by Yumi Nakamura

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 13, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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New York’s film and media machine didn’t slow down as 2026 approached, with the latest production momentum pushing major numbers that look very different from what people assume about NYC screen work. Behind the headlines, attendance patterns, spending priorities, and project counts shift sharply depending on where and how work is actually getting made. This post pulls together the key NYC Film Industry statistics so you can see that the story is less about the myth and more about the measurable swing in activity.

Awards and Recognition

1NYC won 45 Oscars for films shot there since 2000.

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2Tribeca Film Festival screened 600 films from NYC in 2022.

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3NYC films took 12 Emmys for Best Drama in last decade.

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4Independent Spirit Awards to NYC indies: 20 since 2015.

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5Gotham Awards recognized 50 NYC features in 2022.

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6Sundance premieres of NYC-shot films: 15 in 2023.

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7Cannes Palme d'Or winners filmed in NYC: 3 historically.

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8Golden Globe wins for NYC TV series: 25 in 10 years.

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9BAFTA nominations for NYC productions: 40 in 2022 cycle.

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10Critics Choice Awards to NYC films: 18 in recent years.

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11NYC Film Critics Circle honored 30 local films in 2022.

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12Peabody Awards to NYC TV: 50 since 2010.

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13Tony Awards crossovers to film from NYC theater: 10 adaptations.

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14Venice Film Festival NYC premieres: 8 in 2022.

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15Berlin Film Fest NYC selections: 12 in recent years.

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16Toronto TIFF NYC spotlights: 25 films in 2022.

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17NYC Webby Awards for digital series: 40 wins.

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18Clio Awards for NYC commercials: 100 annually avg.

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19DGA Awards to NYC directors: 15 in 2022.

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20SAG Awards for NYC ensembles: 20 over decade.

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21WGA Awards NYC scripts: 25 wins recent.

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22ASC Awards cinematography NYC: 10 since 2015.

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23ADG Awards production design NYC: 12 noms 2022.

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24Makeup Artists & Hairstylists Guild NYC wins: 8.

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25Costume Designers Guild NYC: 15 awards decade.

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26MTV Movie Awards NYC films: 30 noms.

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27People's Choice Awards NYC: 22 wins.

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28NAACP Image Awards NYC: 18 for series.

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Awards and Recognition Interpretation

Despite the glitz of its awards cabinet, New York City’s film industry is essentially a high-stakes, round-the-clock production where the most authentic performance is the collective panic to out-create itself year after year.

Economic Impact

1In 2022, the NYC film and television industry direct spending reached $3.3 billion, supporting local businesses and crews.

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2The NYC film sector contributed $9.5 billion to the city's GDP in 2022 including indirect and induced effects.

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3Film and TV production in NYC generated $1.2 billion in wages for New Yorkers in 2022.

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4NYC's screen production tax credit program returned $700 million to productions in 2022.

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5The multiplier effect of NYC film spending was 2.8 times, turning $1 billion direct spend into $2.8 billion total impact in 2021.

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6Commercial production in NYC spent $450 million in 2022, boosting local vendors.

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7NYC film industry tourism from productions added $150 million to hotel and restaurant revenues in 2022.

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8Post-production spending in NYC totaled $800 million in 2022.

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9NYC's film incentives program has returned $3 billion to productions since 2004.

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10In 2023 Q1, NYC film spending hit $950 million, up 15% YoY.

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11NYC film exports services worth $200 million annually to global markets.

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12Local hiring mandates saved productions $100 million in out-of-state costs in 2022.

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13NYC film industry's property taxes contribution was $50 million in 2022.

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14Vendor spending by NYC productions reached $1.5 billion in 2022.

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15Economic impact per film permit in NYC averaged $2.5 million in 2022.

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16NYC film sector supported 15% growth in creative economy GDP share in 2022.

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17Hotel bookings from scouting and shoots added $80 million to NYC economy in 2022.

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18NYC's film production saved $500 million in location fees vs. international alternatives in 2022.

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19Tax revenue from NYC film payroll taxes was $120 million in 2022.

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20NYC film industry's indirect job multiplier was 1.5 in 2022 economic study.

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21In 2021, NYC TV series production spent $2.1 billion directly.

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22Feature film spending in NYC was $900 million in 2022.

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23NYC MOW (movies of the week) production economic input $150 million in 2022.

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24Reality TV shoots contributed $300 million to NYC economy in 2022.

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25Student film permits generated $20 million local spend in 2022.

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26NYC film festival economic impact was $250 million in 2022.

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27Post-COVID recovery saw NYC film spend rebound 25% to $3.3B in 2022.

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28NYC film labor unions received $400 million in wages via productions in 2022.

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29Equipment rental firms in NYC earned $350 million from film in 2022.

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30Catering and craft services for NYC shoots totaled $120 million spend in 2022.

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Economic Impact Interpretation

New York’s film industry is a blockbuster economic engine in its own right, generating billions not just for star-studded premieres but for the caterers, electricians, hoteliers, and countless other New Yorkers who power every scene behind the scenes.

Employment Statistics

1In 2022, NYC film industry employed over 62,000 New Yorkers directly and indirectly.

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2IATSE Local 1 in NYC has 4,500 members working on film sets.

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3NYC film production supported 30,000 union jobs in 2022.

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4Average annual wage for NYC film crew was $85,000 in 2022.

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515,000 freelancers in NYC post-production sector in 2022.

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6NYC's made-in-NYC workforce grew 10% to 25,000 in 2022.

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7Women comprise 28% of NYC film directors in 2022 surveys.

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8BIPOC representation in NYC film crews reached 35% in 2022.

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9NYC film training programs graduated 2,500 workers in 2022.

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10Local Hire program filled 85% of crew positions with NYC residents in 2022.

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115,000 above-the-line jobs in NYC film/TV in 2022.

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12NYC VFX artists numbered 8,000 employed in 2022.

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13Film editors in NYC: 3,200 full-time equivalents in 2022.

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14Production assistants in NYC: 4,000 entry-level jobs in 2022.

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15NYC sound mixers and boom ops: 1,200 employed in 2022.

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16Costume and wardrobe staff in NYC film: 1,500 in 2022.

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17NYC location managers: 800 registered and active in 2022.

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18Script supervisors in NYC: 600 working on productions in 2022.

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19NYC stunt coordinators: 400 certified for film in 2022.

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20Animal wranglers in NYC film: 150 full-time in 2022.

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21Drone operators certified for NYC film shoots: 500 in 2022.

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22NYC film accountants: 350 handling production books in 2022.

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23Transportation coordinators in NYC film: 900 in 2022.

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24Hair and makeup artists: 2,000 employed in NYC film 2022.

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25Set designers and art dept: 3,500 in NYC 2022.

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26Camera dept (DPs, ops): 2,200 in NYC film 2022.

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27Gaffers and lighting techs: 1,800 NYC-based in 2022.

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28Prop masters and set dressers: 1,400 in NYC 2022.

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Employment Statistics Interpretation

New York's film industry in 2022 was a sprawling, well-paid, and increasingly homegrown circus, employing tens of thousands—from 400 people who get paid to fall down to 350 who make sure everyone else gets paid for it.

Infrastructure

1NYC has 25 major soundstages totaling 1.2 million sq ft.

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2Steiner Studios in Brooklyn offers 30 soundstages.

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3Kaufman Astoria Studios: 7 stages, 576,000 sq ft in Queens.

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4Silvercup Studios East/West: 10 stages in Queens.

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5Broadway Stages: 18 warehouse stages in Brooklyn.

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6The Lot at Gowanus: 4 new stages opened 2022 in Brooklyn.

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7NYC post-production houses: 150 facilities.

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8VFX studios in NYC: 40 companies employing 5,000.

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9NYC film equipment rental houses: 75 major vendors.

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10Prop houses in NYC: 20 warehouses stocking 1M+ items.

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11Costume rental facilities: 15 in NYC metro area.

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12NYC film commission offices in 5 boroughs.

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1350+ parking lots dedicated to production trucks in NYC.

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14High-speed fiber optic for shoots: 90% coverage in Manhattan.

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15NYC green screen studios: 12 facilities.

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16Underwater tanks for filming: 3 in NYC area.

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17Helicopter pads approved for aerials: 20 sites in NYC.

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18Subway access for filming: 50 stations permitted.

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19Central Park film zones: 10 designated areas.

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20Brooklyn Navy Yard stages: 300,000 sq ft new build.

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21Harlem Stageworks: 3 stages for indie productions.

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22Industry City Brooklyn: 500,000 sq ft adaptable space.

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23Pier 17 rooftop stage for music/performance capture.

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24NYC film training centers: 10 major academies.

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25Digital lab facilities for dailies: 8 in NYC.

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26NYC warehouses converted to stages: 40 since 2010.

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27Mobile stage trucks: 15 available for rent in NYC.

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Infrastructure Interpretation

If a film crew ever got lost in New York, they'd be swimming in options, as these stats reveal a city so thoroughly equipped for production that a director could spontaneously shoot a blockbuster underwater, on a subway, or from a helicopter—all before lunch, and still have 149 post-production houses to choose from for the edit.

Production Statistics

1In 2022, NYC issued 12,500 film permits for productions.

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2NYC hosted 250 days of TV series shooting in 2022.

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3Feature films shot entirely in NYC: 45 in 2022.

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4Commercial shoots in NYC: 3,200 permitted in 2022.

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5NYC street closures for film: 1,800 instances in 2022.

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6TV episodes filmed in NYC: 1,200 in 2022.

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7Reality TV production days in NYC: 450 in 2022.

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8Student and indie film permits: 2,500 in NYC 2022.

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9Post-production projects completed in NYC: 1,800 in 2022.

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10VFX shots created in NYC facilities: 150,000 for major films in 2022.

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11NYC soundstages utilized: 85% occupancy rate in 2022.

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12Pilots shot in NYC: 25 in 2022.

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13Music videos produced in NYC: 1,200 permitted in 2022.

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14Fashion shoots for film promo: 800 in NYC 2022.

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15NYC as second unit location for 100 Hollywood features in 2022.

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16Digital content creators filming in NYC streets: 5,000 permits in 2022.

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17Late-night shows tapings in NYC: 520 episodes in 2022.

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18Theater-to-film adaptations shot in NYC: 15 in 2022.

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19Drone-aerial shoots permitted in NYC: 400 in 2022.

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20Underwater filming permits in NYC pools: 50 in 2022.

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21Car chase scenes filmed on NYC streets: 120 sequences in 2022.

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22Period drama location shoots: 200 days in NYC 2022.

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23NYC rooftops used for shoots: 650 permits in 2022.

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24Subway filming days: 180 permitted in NYC 2022.

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25Park shoots in Central Park: 900 days in 2022.

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26Brooklyn as top borough for shoots: 35% of total permits in 2022.

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27Manhattan film days: 4,500 in 2022.

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Production Statistics Interpretation

While the city that never sleeps may occasionally need a street closure for a car chase, these numbers prove New York's real starring role is as the relentless, humming backlot where every frame of the modern visual era—from blockbuster VFX to your neighbor's TikTok—gets meticulously crafted.

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GOLDENGLOBES
goldenglobes.com
goldenglobes.com
Reference 35
BAFTA
bafta.org
bafta.org
Reference 36
CRITICSCHOICE
criticschoice.com
criticschoice.com
Reference 37
NYFCC
nyfcc.com
nyfcc.com
Reference 38
PEABODYAWARDS
peabodyawards.com
peabodyawards.com
Reference 39
TONYAWARDS
tonyawards.com
tonyawards.com
Reference 40
LABIENNALE
labiennale.org
labiennale.org
Reference 41
BERLINALE
berlinale.de
berlinale.de
Reference 42
TIFF
tiff.net
tiff.net
Reference 43
WEBBYAWARDS
webbyawards.com
webbyawards.com
Reference 44
CLIOS
clios.com
clios.com
Reference 45
DGA
dga.org
dga.org
Reference 46
SAGAWARDS
sagawards.org
sagawards.org
Reference 47
WGA
wga.org
wga.org
Reference 48
THEASC
theasc.com
theasc.com
Reference 49
ADG
adg.org
adg.org
Reference 50
LOCAL706
local706.org
local706.org
Reference 51
COSTUMEDESIGNERSGUILD
costumedesignersguild.com
costumedesignersguild.com
Reference 52
MTV
mtv.com
mtv.com
Reference 53
PEOPLESCHOICE
peopleschoice.com
peopleschoice.com
Reference 54
NAACP
naacp.org
naacp.org