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Stage 10

A Storied Venue for Film and Television

Empty sound stage with a gray floor, industrial walls, and a high exposed beam ceiling.

[Overview]

Adjacent to the backlot, Stage 10 has been a key location in entertainment history since its construction in 1937. This esteemed stage has hosted notable films such as Gentleman's Agreement (1947) and Les Misérables (1952). Stage 10 has also been the setting for popular TV series, including the quirky detective show Moonlighting (1985–1989), the medical drama House (2004–2012), and the classic cruise–themed series The Love Boat (1977–1987).

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Highlights

  • Elephant Doors:

    2 entrances, approx. 16’ (w) x 22’ (h)

  • Loading Height:

    Street level, loading dock

  • Electrical:

    120/208 V, 9,000/3,000 A

  • Air & Water:

    HVAC, compressed air, water

Gallery

Exterior view of a building with "STAGES 10-11" on its facade, above a turquoise entrance with steps, next to a metal scaffolding structure.
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  • Stage size16,250 sq ft 
  • Dimensions to grid130’ x 121’x 40’
  • Height to grid40’ to permanents, catwalks above
  • Floor typeConcrete slab, Sleeper Board, Tongue & Groove with MDF

[Dimensions and floorplan]

0102030405/05
Line drawing of a building with "STAGE 10" on the roof.

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Sign reading "STAGES 10-11" in gold letters on a blue building with cream trim and black lanterns.
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