Buffalo FilmWorks' owner team from left, Jennifer O'Neill, Kevin Callahan and George Pittas in Stage 4, which boasts 80,000 square feet and high ceilings.
Soundstage 2 at Buffalo Film Works.
Some of the cast and crew of "A Quiet Place Part II" used this space for their dining services during the filming at Buffalo FilmWorks in 2019 and signed the wall as a thank-you gesture. From left are business partners Jennifer O'Neill, Kevin Callahan and George Pittas.
Soundstage 2 at Buffalo Film Works on Babcock Street in South Buffalo on Wednesday, July 22, 2020.
Buffalo's biggest film production studio is embarking on the final phase of its buildout, even as its first major movie is about to come out in theaters and a new big-budget film is poised to start shooting as soon as next month.
Buffalo Film Works' Stage 4 boasts 80,000-square-feet, high ceilings and is one of the longest sound stages in the world. It's scheduled to be renovated in 2022.
Robert Kirkham/Buffalo News
The size and scope of this Buffalo backlot – it covers three city blocks – could signal a new stage of the Buffalo movie industry.
"There’s been immense pressure for studio spaces around the United States," Kevin Murrett of Architectural Resources said. "Thus the owner’s w…
The 828-foot-long Stage 4, which took two years and $3 million to build, is longer than any in the movie-making mecca of Hollywood.Â
The continued postponements are part of an industry-wide juggling act studios have been playing since the Covid-19 pandemic began.
He has called his $72 million proposal for Buffalo Studios the "first true Hollywood movie lot" in Buffalo, and the only one in North America …
"The film tax credit uses state funds to support an industry that creates jobs and other economic impact in Western New York," writes The News…
There are successful sound stages far from Hollywood's glow. Can Buffalo join them?
Earlier this year, Covid-19 shut down virtually all shooting, everywhere. But it didn’t stop a deal that was being brokered behind the scenes …
Over the years, Buffalo has become a destination for filmmaking. With the announcement of a $50 million-plus film and television production co…
Read the full story from News Staff Report Jonathan D. Epstein
Some of the cast and crew of "A Quiet Place Part II" used this space for their dining services during the filming at Buffalo FilmWorks in 2019 and signed the wall as a thank-you gesture. From left are business partners Jennifer O'Neill, Kevin Callahan and George Pittas.
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