Studios...Studios..We might be surrounded by more!

I know the ecconomy right now is in an all time LOW.. But we must say we are fortunate as to what is happening in our industry here in Mass. First of all Plymouth Rock Studios is just amazing, a first for the industry, and most importantly will bring aprox. 2000 jobs into the state. Second...Weymouth.. this has been quiet as of late but I truly believe that this will be a green light in the near future and if it does get it...stand back NY! There is also rumor about Stoneham and othe possible locations in MA for "mini studios" which is also so another bright spot. So with that being said lets start looking towards the future because the light at the end of this tunnel is going to be very bright.

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Anonymous said…
Awesome news! I can stay home and not move to LA/NY to persue an acting career yayy!!
March 3, 2009 at 9:51 AM
Anonymous said…
I'm interested in learning more about a studio in Stoneham. Anyone know more details on that?
March 3, 2009 at 1:14 PM
Anonymous said…
Nothing yet but i have heard this rumor also
March 4, 2009 at 5:01 PM
Anonymous said…
I've worked in the industry as a Location Manager here in Boston. Not to dispoint, But my honest opinion is that the big Studios that are proposed will not happen. Plymouth is the largest. But unfortunately what most people don't understand is that it's 40 min's to the studio (proposed) from Boston on a good day. Call it an hour for the trucks to get there. Imagine this during rush hour and on a Friday during cape cod traffic. Producers will not want to pay for that travel time. And trust me it adds up greatly during a production. Additionally the latest problems with the economy have lead me to believe that it's not a good investment.

I want it like the rest of us but it just doesn't make sense. The good news is that there is another studio proposed for Southie. But it's a few years away.
April 11, 2009 at 10:46 AM
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