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A REPORT FOR THE MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATIONJANUARY 2026 TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive summary3 1.Introduction5 2. Production spending72.1Business spending8 3. Economicimpacts11 3.1Channels of impact113.2 Total impact123.3 Direct impact133.4 Indirect impact153.5 Induced impact16 4. Widerimpacts19 Appendix: Methodology21 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Pitt, Season One is a Warner Bros. Television producedmedical drama set in a fictional Pittsburgh hospital emergencydepartment nicknamed “The Pitt.” The 15-episode series exploresthe daily challenges faced by healthcare workers on thefrontline of the titular hospital’s emergency department. $125m Total contribution toCalifornia’s GDP supportedby the production ofThe Pitt, Season One The production was primarily filmed in Burbank, Californiaand generated significant economic activity across the state.Production ofThe Pitt, Season One purchased goods andservices from over 200 businesses across California, fosteringeconomic growth and supporting a diverse range of industries.Additionally, the production made a significant employmentcontribution to California, supporting nearly 600 full-time andpart-time jobs directly and many others along its supply chain. 1,000Full-time and part-timejobssupported across California asa result ofThe Pitt, Season One This study, commissioned by the Motion Picture Association(MPA), analyzes the production’s total economic impacts inCalifornia in 2024, when the first season ofThe Pittwas filmed.1The study also considers the wider impact on the state’seconomy. The economic impacts reported in this study wouldlikely be replicated in other productions with similar budgetsand spending patterns across California. The production ofThe Pitt, Season One resultedin nearly$87 millionin total spending across Californiain 2024.Theproduction spent $62.2 million (72% of the total spend) onwages and salaries for local production cast and crew, and$24.8 million (28%) on goods and services supplied bylocal businesses. Oxford Economics estimates that expenditure by theproduction ofThe Pitt, Season One, contributed $125 millionto California’s GDPin 2024.We find that for every $1 millionthat the production directly contributed to the economy—through spending on local cast and crew compensation—itsupported an additional $1 million along its supply chain andthrough wage-induced spending. We find that theseproduction expenditures stimulated a totalof 1,000 full-time and part-timejobs across Californiain 2024.For every 100 people the production directly employed, itsexpenditure stimulated another 75 jobs across the state. The production benefited from nearly $11.6 million in taxincentives. These incentives produced an estimated $10.80in GDP for every dollar of tax incentive received. THE ECONOMICIMPACT OFTHE PITTSEASON ONEIN CALIFORNIA 590full-time andpart-time localcast and crewjobs created 200localbusinessessupported TOTAL IMPACT OF PRODUCTION 1. INTRODUCTION The Pittis a medicaldrama series produced byJohn Wells Productions inassociation with Warner Bros.Television. The series followsthe experiences of emergencydepartment staff at a fictionalPittsburgh hospital. Eachepisode explores the emotionaland physical challenges facedby medical staff in one-hourshifts in the emergency room.The first season of the showpremiered in January 2025on HBO Max. and in Pittsburgh—includingat Allegheny General Hospital,which inspired the fictionalhospital featured in the show.2 The Motion PictureAssociation commissionedOxford Economics to conductan independent economicimpact assessment of theproduction ofThe Pitt,Season One on California’seconomy during theproduction period. For thestudy, Oxford Economicsused spending data providedby Warner Bros. Television. The first season was primarilyfilmed in a hospital set builtfrom scratch at Warner Bros.Studios located in Burbank,California, with a few scenesalso shot on location atProvidence Saint JosephMedical Center in Burbank Similar production budgetsand spending patterns acrossCalifornia are likely to producesimilar economic impactresults as those presentedin this study. 2. PRODUCTION SPENDING The production of films,TV shows, and streamingseries creates jobs, revenue,and related infrastructuredevelopment. The spendingprovides an immediateboost to the local economy,fostering job creationand economic activity inrelated industries across theproduction supply chain.Warner Bros. Television spentapproximately $86.9 millionin Californiaduring the production ofThe Pitt,Season One. $87m Wage and salarycompensation for localproduction cast and crewwas the main expenditureitem, making up 72% ofthe total expenditure, at$62.2 million (see Fig.1). The remaining 28%,or $24.8 million, wasspent with local vendorson goods and services. Direct productionexpenditurein California Spending with local vendorson goods and services was$24.8 million while spendingon production cast and crewwas $62.2 million. 2.1BUSINESS SPENDIN