Posted Jul 27, 2022, 7:08 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: CA/AZ Nomad
Posts: 7,438
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Not me ... I seem to recall these have been tried before in Arizona and once the credits disappeared the production companies packed up for other states. This state hasn't been a part of major TV and film production for decades and is way behind New Mexico, Vancouver, and Georgia who have continually focused their efforts.
I also think it being too hot to shoot outside six+ months out of the year, especially for somebody in coastal California, makes this industry too wild of a goose to chase. Maybe there's something I'm missing with fall season premieres and six months of a show leaves it workable but we'll see. Movies certainly don't work on those constraints.
Wouldn't also surprise me if the reservation site the tribe were subsidizing the construction because it fits with their overall hospitality and entertainment mission.
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