Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission

RECORD-BREAKING YEAR FOR PRODUCTION IN PALM BEACH COUNTY

The Palm Beach County Film & Television Commission tracked more than $260M in production spend during 2025, a 3% increase over the previous year and the fourth consecutive year of record-breaking performance. The number of total productions tracked increased 2% year-over-year, while production activity generated more than 20,000 hotel room nights and nearly 10,000 production days across Palm Beach County (PBC).

This past year saw an exciting mix of high-profile projects, including the closing scene of Netflix’s crime thriller The Rip, featuring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck. The streaming giant also chose The Palm Beaches for its reality series Members Only: Palm Beach, which was shot entirely throughout the County. Meanwhile Amazon filmed portions of the Melania documentary in PBC.

Other unscripted shows like Conservation Nation with Jeff Corwin (ABC), and House Hunters­­­­ (HGTV), all filmed throughout The Palm Beaches. In addition, Mr. Beast came to PBC on three separate occasions last year to capture content for YouTube’s largest channel with over 400M subscribers.

These projects highlight the region’s appeal to major studios, TV networks and streaming platforms as an ideal production destination. Brands like Adidas, New Balance, and American Outfitters all filmed The Palm Beaches, while Sports Illustrated chose our backdrops for their 2025 swimsuit edition.

Meanwhile, commercials for major brands like Gilette, and DraftKings found their scenes in The Palm Beaches, along with a commercial for RO featuring Serena Williams and a commercial for TMG South Med featuring Sylvester Stallone. In addition to visiting productions, 2025’s remarkable year was supported by the 150+ production-related companies that call Palm Beach County home.

Read the full press release on our website, pbfilm.com/press-releases.