Varun Patel
‘9-1-1’ is a show that portrays a bunch of characters trying to juggle their professional responsibilities which involve life-or-death situations and their own personal conflicts. To be clearer, the series revolves around a group of first-responders in Los Angeles, California. The characters belong to a range of professions including firefighters, paramedics and police officers.
The series presents a character-driven narrative that is made more engaging by the edge-of-the-seat emergencies depicted in each episode. Medical dramas frequently use such a template.
9-1-1 Filming Locations
As mentioned earlier, ‘9-1-1’ follows a bunch of first responders from Los Angeles, California. Hence, all of the series is set in L.A. Due to the format of the show, a large chunk of it is set in the first responder’s unit and the fire department where the major characters are stationed. However, each episode also takes them to a different location in the city, thanks to the varying emergencies that are thrown at them. Hence, many viewers might be wondering whether the show is actually filmed in Los Angeles or not.
Los Angeles, California
‘9-1-1’ was entirely filmed in the location where the show is set: California—the fire department where the characters work is the most frequently appearing location in the series. Scenes set inside the fire department are actually filmed inside a warehouse building on 4506 Cutter Street, Los Angeles. Moreover, according to local sources, filming is also carried out at Fox Studios on 10201 W. Pico Boulevard. Apart from that, the series is filmed on-location at a variety of places in California. Moreover, scenes set in Grant’s home are filmed on 1818 La Manzanita Street in South Pasadena.
In the final episode of the second season, the team responds to an emergency involving a stuntman whose hair gets stuck in his engine. This scene is filmed on Irwindale Speedway on 500 Speedway Drive in Baldwin Park. Next, a scene in the seventeenth episode of the second scene was filmed inside Agua Dulce Winery on 9640 Sierra Highway in Santa Clarita. The scene filmed here is the one wherein a teacher falls into a vat of chocolate at a chocolate factory.
Next, the exteriors of Bobby Nash’s apartment, as seen in the sixteenth episode of the second season, were filmed at 609 N. Glenoaks Boulevard in Burbank. The AA meeting that Nash attends during this episode was filmed at Hollywood Presbyterian Church on 1760 N. Gower Street in Hollywood. The bank, as seen in the fifteenth episode of the second scene was actually filmed on 9800 S. Sepulveda Boulevard while the scene set at Diaz’s mother’s house was filmed on 8902 Hargis Street. The house of the bank manager from the episode was actually filmed on 2103 Manning Avenue.
Scenes set in Maddie and Doug’s house are filmed on 1776 Braeburn Road in Altadena. Additionally, the scene where Chimney goes to a bar in the twelfth episode of the second season was filmed on 10400 Culver Boulevard in Culver City. The scene involving Chimney and Kevin Lee training in the same episode was filmed at the Frank Hotchkin Memorial Training Center on 1700 Stadium Way. Lee’s funeral in that episode was filmed at Gettysburg Avenue.
The eleventh episode of the second season of ‘9-1-1’ sees the team dealing with an incident involving a live shark. The scene wherein the shark is released into the water was filmed on 3720 Stephen M. White Drive in San Pedro. Next, scenes set in the school in the tenth episode of the second season were filmed at Eliot Arts Magnet School on 2184 N. Lake Avenue in Altadena.
Furthermore, filming has also been carried out on S. Hope Street, Wilshire Boulevard, W. 8th Street, Universal Studios, and L.A. Grand Hotel Downtown. Filming was also conducted at Saint Basil’s Catholic Church, Sylvan Street, Disney Golden Oak Ranch, Doran Street, Grace Avenue, Lucerne Valley, and Cedar Lake Camp. Some of the other locations where filming was carried out include Ingraham Street, Valjean Avenue, North Hollywood Station, Orion Avenue, Bonaventure Hotel, and Los Feliz Boulevard.
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