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SOMETHING'S GONNA LIVE
Source: Spiderwood Studios
SPIDERWOOD STUDIOS In Association with
Academy Award®-nominated filmmaker Daniel Raim
Executive Producer Tommy G. Warren
Presented by Norman Jewison
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Movie Production takes over Austin & Smithville, TX
Source: FOX Austin
Author: James Irby
9th street, between Brazos and Congress is looking a whole lot like Memphis in the 1900's. The makeover is for True Grit, an adaptation of the 1968 novel, which was also made into a movie in 1969, the latest 2010 version stars Jeff Bridges Josh Brolin and Matt Damon.
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BIG Stunts, little City
Source: Smithville Times
Author: Denis McGinness
Downtown Smithville became a virtual Hollywood back lot recently as the film crew for “Doonby” shot four separate stunt scenes that closed parts of Loop 230 and Main Street. The excitement was palatable as onlookers watched while an 18-ton dump truck crashed and crushed everything in its way.
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Chuck Schuman speaks at Spiderwood Studios
Source: Spiderwood Studios
Spiderwood Studios' one-of-a-kind 100' wide x 24' high cyclorama wall was designed by Tommy G. Warren and Visual Effects Director of Photography Chuck Schuman. Chuck spoke at Spiderwood Studios on April 23rd, during our Visual FX Symposium attended by more than 75 filmmakers.
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Michel Gondry's 'Green Hornet' going 3D
Source: Spiderwood Studios
Author: Tory Watson
Following recent successful 3D releases of "Avatar", "Alice in Wonderland", "How to Train Your Dragon" and "Clash of the Titans", Sony announced they will be converting Michel Gondry's "The Green Hornet" to 3D.
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Studio Shoots for Texas-sized films
Source: KXAN NBC Austin
Author: Erin Cargile
UTLEY, Texas (KXAN) - The scenery in Bastrop County is a big change from Los Angeles, California. Film writer and producer Tommy G. Warren decided to firmly plant his roots in the Texas film industry.
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Spiderwood Studios set to snag new film projects
Source: News 8 Austin
Author: Victor Diaz
The outskirts of Bastrop might be the next hot spot for Texas film production.
After years in the making, Spiderwood Studios is now open for business with more expansion plans already underway.
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