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Boston actually has a lot of production coming to the city itself, and as said entertainment doesn't just mean film.
IN TERMS OF ATLANTA:
Atlanta media campus and studio is being built, this is a a 5-million-square-foot complex that will feature six soundstages, classrooms and offices.
Atlanta metro studios: Former Turner Entertainment Group and Universal Studios executives will be involved with the facilities, which will include a movie and TV studio.
AND an increase in Tyler perry studios.
I see a lot of entertainment moving to Atlanta so that's why I voted for Atlanta in terms of GROWTH. I'm not saying that it will surpass NYC or LA in the next 20 years, but in terms of growth it looks to be a good contender.
Boston actually has a lot of production coming to the city itself, and as said entertainment doesn't just mean film.
IN TERMS OF ATLANTA:
Atlanta media campus and studio is being built, this is a a 5-million-square-foot complex that will feature six soundstages, classrooms and offices.
Atlanta metro studios: Former Turner Entertainment Group and Universal Studios executives will be involved with the facilities, which will include a movie and TV studio.
AND an increase in Tyler perry studios.
I see a lot of entertainment moving to Atlanta so that's why I voted for Atlanta in terms of GROWTH. I'm not saying that it will surpass NYC or LA in the next 20 years, but in terms of growth it looks to be a good contender.
A bit off topic, Pittsburgh would be a great city to see more in movies.
it is! Its in a lot these days actually which is a bit weird having grown up there and not seeing much. Me, Earl and the Dying Girl prominently featured Pittsburgh this summer and was quiet the tear jerker. I'd recommend it.
Boston actually has a lot of production coming to the city itself, and as said entertainment doesn't just mean film.
IN TERMS OF ATLANTA:
Atlanta media campus and studio is being built, this is a a 5-million-square-foot complex that will feature six soundstages, classrooms and offices.
Atlanta metro studios: Former Turner Entertainment Group and Universal Studios executives will be involved with the facilities, which will include a movie and TV studio.
AND an increase in Tyler perry studios.
I see a lot of entertainment moving to Atlanta so that's why I voted for Atlanta in terms of GROWTH. I'm not saying that it will surpass NYC or LA in the next 20 years, but in terms of growth it looks to be a good contender.
Boston actually has a lot of production coming to the city itself, and as said entertainment doesn't just mean film.
IN TERMS OF ATLANTA:
Atlanta media campus and studio is being built, this is a a 5-million-square-foot complex that will feature six soundstages, classrooms and offices.
Atlanta metro studios: Former Turner Entertainment Group and Universal Studios executives will be involved with the facilities, which will include a movie and TV studio.
AND an increase in Tyler perry studios.
I see a lot of entertainment moving to Atlanta so that's why I voted for Atlanta in terms of GROWTH. I'm not saying that it will surpass NYC or LA in the next 20 years, but in terms of growth it looks to be a good contender.
That's not what you're initial post said. You were just proven wrong.
not denying the growth in ATL. But all things considered the marriage between Silicon Valley and Hollywood is where the future is.
That is a compelling argument as well.
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