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California holds onto top position in the world, with 19 movies made in the state. Hollywood producers spent $7 billion making movies in 2015, a new FilmL.A. study has found. That amounts to a $700 million — or 11 percent — increase from 2014. The study, in its third year, focused on the six major studios: Disney, Warner Bros., Universal, Paramount, Sony and 20th Century Fox. It also included “mini majors” DreamWorks, Lionsgate/Summit Entertainment, the Weinstein Co., CBS and Blumhouse. Also Read: Film and TV Shoots in Los Angeles Spike 11.4 Percent in Q1. The number of total films remained relatively stable; it went up by just two, to 109. Aided by increased government incentives, California remained the world’s leader in studio productions, with 19 filming locations. The U.K. surged to second place, with 15 locations.