Categories: Big Sur

Film Shoot, Weds 3/11

Hello All,

In an effort to better communicate with Big Sur residents and business owners regarding upcoming film activities in the area, this is to notify you of a film shoot to taking place Wednesday March 11th, 2026 in the Big Sur Area (Between Carmel and Little Sur River) between 7am and 7pm. Our work will require intermittent traffic control (ITC) at and near Hwy 1 (Mile Markers 45.84 to 72.90) including Rocky Creek Bridge, Bixby Bridge, and Hurricane Point.

We will be hiring California Highway Patrol officers to facilitate the ITC and to ensure public safety and access with only brief traffic holds of 5 minutes. Most of our trucks and equipment will be stationed a few miles away on private property

We have taken all steps to ensure that the required permits have been obtained from Caltrans and Monterey County and will comply with restrictions necessary for a safe and efficient shoot.

The production company would like to show its appreciation to the community with a donation to the Mid-coast Fire Brigade.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.  I hope this advance notice is helpful for you to plan your day.
Sincerely yours,

Kelly Jacobson
One Thirty-Eight Productions
kelly@138productions.nyc
bigsurkate

Appointed appellate counsel for indigent defendants (retired.) I have lived in Big Sur since 1984, first on the north coast, and on the South Coast since 1989.

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