Tracker Makes Big Move to Los Angeles: Season 4 Filming Set to Begin in June
CBS' hit show Tracker, starring Justin Hartley, is making a big move to Los Angeles, securing the largest tax credit for a series in California. The show, previously filmed in Vancouver, will now be produced in L.A., with Season 4 set to start filming in late June. The decision to relocate had been in the works for some time and was solidified after the California Film Commission awarded the show a substantial tax credit. Tracker, a popular action drama following a lone-wolf survivalist, will benefit from the diverse landscapes of California, offering new and exciting filming locations.
The move to California will provide Tracker with a fresh backdrop for its storytelling, as the series primarily films in remote wilderness locations. Executive producer Elwood Reid expressed gratitude to the Vancouver crew while looking forward to filming in Los Angeles. The show's unique setting allows it to take full advantage of California's tax incentives, including a 5% bonus for filming outside the L.A. 30-mile zone. Relocating big-scale series like Tracker not only benefits the production but also boosts the local economy by creating jobs and supporting local businesses.
Tracker has been a top-rated series, drawing in millions of viewers and ranking among the most-watched shows. Based on the bestselling novel "The Never Game" by Jeffery Deaver, the show is set to return for its fourth season in the fall. With a talented team of executive producers, including Hartley, the move to Los Angeles marks an exciting new chapter for Tracker and its dedicated fan base.