Welcome to the Air Force Office of Public Affairs Entertainment Liaison -- the single contact for information and assistance with entertainment productions having Air Force and Space Force themes or segments.

By offering direct access to Air Force and Space Force people, aircraft and equipment, technical assistance, military advice and locations, we ensure that projects highlighting the missions and members of the Air Force and Space Force are plausible and realistic.

Whether it's cutting edge technology or historic authenticity you're after, we can help you accomplish your goal. There is a wealth of information available to you on the internet. However, please give us a call to discuss your project!

Our Mission Statement ...

To project and protect the image of the United States Air Force and United States Space Force within the global entertainment environment.

We started by raising our 'Wings' ...

The original public affairs office was created by Air Force Material Command, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, in 1947. Then, Captain William C. "Andy" Anderson was reassigned from Wright-Patterson AFB to Los Angeles, California, as Information Officer to deal with the interest surrounding test flights and aircraft production in the area. We did not work on Hollywood movies at the time, but after a short while, Hollywood studios and producers prevailed upon the office to arrange filming at area installations and aircraft factories. Hence, the mission of the USAF Information Office was modified to include motion picture support. Capt Anderson left in 1948 to fly in the Berlin Airlift and later penned numerous military-themed books, one of which, "Bat 21," was made into a movie in 1988.

Since then, continuing cooperation has resulted in support to hundreds of films and television programs: "Sully," "Bridge of Spies," "First Man,"  "Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning," "Lone Survivor," and multiple "Transformers" installments. We have contributed to both DC Universe ("Man of Steel," "Flash") and Marvel Cinematic Universe films and television ("Captain Marvel," "WandaVision," "Falcon and Winter Soldier," and several "Iron Man" films), as well unscripted programming like "Inside Combat Rescue," "Air Warriors," "Mighty Planes," and "MythBusters," among others. We have also supported YouTube and social media channels, music videos, and video games. Today, this strong relationship with the industry continues to bring military stories to life that entertain and inform the public. 

  • HOW TO REACH US

    Business hours are
    08:00 -16:30 PT Mon-Fri (except Federal Holidays)

    Phone: 310-210-6066
    WhatsApp: +1 310-210-6066 

    Fax: 310-235-7500

    E-mails:
    AFELOhollywood@gmail.com
    SpaceForceHollywood@gmail.com 

     

    NOTE: This contact information is meant for official business between the U.S. Air Force and prospective clients. Unsolicited submissions of scripts, story ideas or other material will be returned to the sender without review (in effort to protect the user's intellectual property rights). Phone calls or e-mail use should be made for official business only.

  • TIMELINES

    It is imperative that your request be submitted as early as possible, but not later than 30 days in advance of your requested shooting date to allow adequate staffing.

    To initiate the process, submit your completed questionnaire to this office via email as soon as possible. Confirmation will be provided within 1-3 business days and a project officer will be assigned within 8-10 business days to review and provide a status update.


    If your request is urgent, please call our office at 310-210-6066 after submitting your form.