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Stage 14

A Storied Backdrop for Iconic Productions

[Overview]

Constructed in 1936 near Pico Boulevard on the southern side of the FOX Studio Lot, Stage 14 has been a pivotal location for both film and television productions. This historic stage has hosted classic films like How to Marry a Millionaire (1953), the adrenaline-pumping Speed (1994), and the action-packed Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2004). In the realm of television, Stage 14 was home to the series adaptation of the popular film 9 to 5 (1982–1985) and the beloved sitcom Fresh Off the Boat (2015–2020).

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Highlights

  • Elephant Doors:

    4 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 of a building with "STAGE 14" in raised letters on a blue band, set against cream and peach walls.
Urban facade featuring brick buildings with fire escapes and a 'GROC' sign, with a large open bay revealing a dark interior.
A vast, empty warehouse or production studio with high exposed beam ceilings and bright overhead lights.
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  • Stage Size26,910 sq ft
  • Dimensions to grid207’ x 130’x 40’
  • Height to grid40’ to permanents, catwalks above
  • Floor typeRaised Foundation, Tongue & Groove with MDF

[Dimensions and floorplan]

0102030405/05
Aerial wireframe drawing of a building with "STAGE 14" on the roof.

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Film studio lot with Stage 14 and urban set.
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