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The CBS series, produced by 20th TV, was previously based in Vancouver.
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CBS Tracker He will search for missing people in a new location in the 2026-27 season.
The series, one of the most watched series on television, will move to Los Angeles for its fourth season. The show, produced by Disney’s 20th Television, was filmed in Vancouver for its first three seasons.
The move helped secure a record $48 million tax credit from the California Film Commission. However, credit was granted in March Tracker It was not identified as the recipient at the time — it was listed as “Untitled Disney Entertainment Television Project 13” on the commission’s website. (Twenty TV is part of Disney Entertainment Television.)
The $48 million credit is the largest the state commission has ever extended to the transportation chain. It previously gave $42 million to Prime Video’s company He falls to move production to Los Angeles from New York for its third season.
The tax credit is based on $129 million in eligible spending for the series. The Film Commission tax credit listing says Tracker It was set for 176 days of shooting in California, employing 250 crew members and 275 actors (including guest stars). Production on the fourth season is scheduled to begin in the summer.
Tracker The film is based on the novel by Jeffrey Deaver Never game. It stars Justin Hartley as Colter Shaw, a survivor and – as the title indicates – a skilled tracker who travels across the country to help people and law enforcement agencies find missing people in exchange for a monetary reward. Fiona Renee and Chris Lee also star, with each episode also featuring several guest roles as Shaw takes on a new case.
Elwood Reed serves as showrunner and executive produces with Hartley, Ken Olin, Connie Dolphin, Sharon Lee Watson and Alex Katsnelson. Diver Producer.
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