BET Network does most of filming outside of D.C.

If you’ve ever been watching a movie that is set in D.C. (like the latest “Die Hard” or Kevin Costner in “No Way Out”) and thought to yourself, “Wait, there’s no subway in Georgetown,” or “Hey isn’t that Baltimore?” you’d be right. The fact is, filmmakers say it’s too expensive and there’s too much red tape involved to make it worth filming in the District.