Cinespace Studios Buys EUE/Screen Gems’ Atlanta And North Carolina Campuses
deadline.comCinespace Studios said today it’s acquiring two EUE/Screen Gems campuses, in Atlanta and Wilmington, North Carolina, in an ongoing push to diversify its portfolio of studio and accommodate productions of all sizes in one global network.
The locations will operate as Cinespace Atlanta (the home of Netflix’ Stranger Things) — and Cinespace Wilmington. Financial details weren’t disclosed. “We’re excited to announce our expansion into Atlanta and Wilmington,” said Ashley Rice, President & Co-Managing Partner, Cinespace Studios. “Through the strategic acquisition of these well-regarded studio facilities, we’re expanding our footprint in the industry and commitment to supporting every type of creative need.” The Atlanta studio has total square footage of 360,000 of production space across 13 sound stages.
It recently completed an expansion adding new office space, additional support space, and three new sound stages of over 21,000 square feet each.
Wilmington houses 10 sound stages totaling 152,000 sq. ft of shooting space alongside construction mills and office spaces. The facility near a coastline and rural landscape has been home to over 400 productions including Marvel Studios’ Iron Man 3, Amazon Studios’ The Summer I Turned Pretty and Showtime’s George & Tammy.
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