Jacob Brown
Locals griped about the trouble the shoot would cause.
Introduction:
A planned production collaboration between Taylor Swift and Disney+, set to be filmed near the iconic Hollywood sign in Los Angeles, has been cancelled following complaints from local residents.
The decision to scrap the three-day shoot comes amidst concerns over increased foot traffic and disruptions to the peaceful environment of the area.
Details of the Planned Shoot:
Originally scheduled to take place this week, the shoot was intended to precede the release of Taylor Swift’s concert film, “Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version),” on Disney+.
Filming was set to commence on March 13, with preparations beginning the day prior, and activities including aerial photography using remote-controlled aircraft.
Local Residents’ Concerns:
Residents of the area voiced objections to the production plans, citing potential disturbances and inconveniences caused by the filming activities.
Complaints from various organizations and home associations prompted the cancellation of the shoot, although an official reason for the decision has not been provided by authorities.
Cancellation and Clarification:
Philip Sokoloski of FilmLA confirmed the cancellation of the production, while Disney clarified that Taylor Swift would not be present at the shoot. Despite the setback, the latest version of the “Eras Tour” movie, featuring Swift’s performance of fan-favorite ballad “Cardigan,” is still set for release on Disney+.
Release of “Eras Tour” Movie:
The updated version of the “Eras Tour” movie, featuring Swift’s rendition of “Cardigan” from her Grammy-winning album “Folklore,” is scheduled to debut on Disney+ on March 14.
The inclusion of this song, which was not part of the original cut of the film, aims to enhance the viewer experience and further captivate audiences.
Conclusion:
The cancellation of the Taylor Swift-Disney+ production near the Hollywood sign underscores the complexities involved in balancing creative endeavors with local community concerns.
Despite the setback, fans can still anticipate the release of the updated “Eras Tour” movie, showcasing Swift’s talent and captivating performances on Disney+ platforms.
