Kindly note that obtaining a PERMIT is necessary for shooting at this location.
The specific permit fees, coordination fees, requirements, and timelines can vary based on factors such as the project's scope and the filming area. Generally, a notice period of 4-5 business days in advance is sufficient, although certain jurisdictions may require more lead time.
To gather more information, we suggest clicking the "Request Proposal" button to inquire further, and someone from our Permit Services Department will promptly get in touch with you to facilitate a review.
Welcome to the Griffith Park Old Zoo, an intriguing and atmospheric location that blends history, mystery, and a touch of eerie charm, making it an ideal setting for film production. Nestled within the sprawling Griffith Park in Los Angeles, California, this abandoned zoo offers filmmakers a unique opportunity to capture the essence of forgotten spaces and bring their stories to life.
The Griffith Park Old Zoo stands as a haunting reminder of a bygone era. The decaying enclosures, rusted cages, and crumbling structures create an atmospheric backdrop that is rich in character and texture. Filmmakers can tap into the park's eerie ambiance to explore themes of isolation, decay, and the passage of time. The juxtaposition of nature reclaiming the man-made structures adds a layer of mystery and adds visual interest to any production.
The old zoo's labyrinthine layout and overgrown pathways provide filmmakers with a wealth of creative possibilities. From winding corridors to hidden nooks, each turn reveals a new discovery and adds an air of exploration and adventure to the setting. Filmmakers can utilize the park's unique features to create suspenseful chase sequences, capture intimate character moments amidst the ruins, or immerse viewers in a world of forgotten memories.