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The Mayor's Office of Cultural Economy is dedicated to fostering economic growth and vitality within New Orleans' diverse cultural sectors. Our mission is to create an environment where artists, creatives, and cultural producers can thrive, contributing to the overall economic well-being of our city.
We achieve this by:
Our office recognizes the immense potential of the cultural economy to drive innovation, entrepreneurship, and economic development. By leveraging these qualities, we aim to integrate cultural considerations into a wide range of City projects and priorities, ensuring that the unique character and creativity of New Orleans are woven into the fabric of our city's growth and development.
Through our work, we strive to:
Film New Orleans partners with local and state economic development organizations to attract film productions and film infrastructure investment to the city; partners with local non-profits and state economic development organizations to produce workforce training programs with a pathway to film industry employment; compiles film data for the city and region. Film New Orleans serves as the city’s One Stop Shop for Film Permitting intaking and processing all film and location permits.
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