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𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐮𝐫𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐋𝐀'𝐬 𝐒𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐨 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥 𝐄𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐒𝐢𝐠𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐬 𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐇𝐨𝐫𝐢𝐳𝐨𝐧 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐂𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐒𝐩𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐬 The Los Angeles studio real estate market is witnessing a significant upturn post-strike, promising a robust outlook for #creativestudios available for lease. Productions are steadily filling stages again, which bodes well for the vibrancy and demand within the creative real estate sector. This recovery trajectory suggests that studio vacancies could diminish, offering a financial reprieve to landlords who've weathered recent industry ebbs. Diversification emerges as a financial strategy for resilience, with studio real estate owners thriving by leveraging their spaces for uses beyond traditional film production. Significant investments, such as the $1.5 billion upgrade of Century City's studio lot and East End Studios' development in the Arts District, underscore confidence in the long-term viability of studio real estate. For #film professionals and production studios, this is a prime time to consider opportunities in Los Angeles' flourishing studio landscape. Connect with us at Beyond Space Inc. to explore how this revitalized market can fit into your strategic investment plans.

A Year of Tryouts and Growth: Time for an update. The #playground idea of the RecGround Studio in #Hamburg is a match for us and others. One year ago, we launched our new streaming and video content studio in the Hafencity of Hamburg. Today, we're excited to share with you our latest development: the expansion with Studio 🅱️. With the new additional Studio, we're not just expanding our physical space; we're also adding additional sets, a video-cast studio, more in-house equipment, and extra editing stations. It has been partly made possible by the valuable feedback from our clients and format partners, whose suggestions have helped us enhance the studio experience and maximize benefits for all involved. A key aspect of our work is openness to improvements and the integration of new technologies. We are constantly looking for ways to creatively and proactively enhance our services. 🔜 An example of this is our next update, which is currently in the beta phase: It focuses on solutions for virtual productions, including Unreal backgrounds and multi-cam recordings with tracked cameras, making the virtual space more efficient. We're excited about the developments still to come and invite you to be part of this journey. Stay tuned for more news and developments from our studio in the Hafencity. Together, we're exploring new avenues in the world of video content! 🎥🛠 #Growth #StreamingStudio #Hafencity #VideoContent #StudioDevelopment #Technology #VirtualProduction #videocast #Creator

One Year In HXTN studios It’s been an incredible year since I started my own studio full of exciting, crazy opportunities, new connections with amazing people and brands, and plenty of challenges. Even with all my years of experience, this has been the year I’ve learned the most. Getting hands-on again has been super thrilling, and I’ve realized how much I missed that over the past few years. More about that later this week. Looking ahead to next year, we’ve got some amazing projects in the pipeline for brands as well as foundations that are driving positive change in the world. 👏🏻 Unfortunately, part of the business means we also lose pitches—one just yesterday—but at the same time, we’ve just wrapped up another one. Fingers crossed 🤞🏻. What I’ve noticed over the past year is that pitching has become the new norm. The downside? Maybe one of those pitches was paid. For a small studio like ours, these investments are becoming unsustainable. Paying a fee for pitches would not only help brands become more invested in the process, but it would also lead to better briefs and create a more positive and sustainable environment for studios. Don’t get me wrong—we’re beyond amazed that, even without showcasing a single project, we’re being invited to pitch for brands in the top 100. But investing significant time and money into these pitches is taking a toll on both the studio and our family. I’ve noticed more and more discussions about this, with studios, big and small, shops closing, restructures happening, and layoffs increasing. Are these things connected? I’d love to hear your thoughts. What have you noticed over the past year? Love to hear from brands how they feel about pitches. Any tips or advice are welcome. P.S. If you have a paid pitch, we’d love to create an immersive experience that will blow you away! #studio #studiolife #pitches #brands #isthisnormal

🎭💼 Lionsgate joins Hollywood's belt-tightening. The Jon Feltheimer-led studio is offering voluntary buyouts to U.S. employees. It's basically like saying, "Hey, if you want to quit, we'll pay you to go." While Lionsgate hasn't specified a target figure, the decision follows a string of box office underperformers like 'Borderlands' ($32M globally, against a ~$120M budget). The studio's also tightening its remote work policy, mandating more in-office days to boost "in-person collaboration." All this comes as Lionsgate's stock has dropped 30% this year. Feltheimer, despite extending his CEO contract through 2029, faces the challenge of navigating Lionsgate's 20,000-title library and upcoming projects through an increasingly competitive landscape.

Imagine the economic development, job creation, business stimulation, tourism, new educational career paths, and local pride that can be achieved by such a state-of-the-art film studio.

🌟 Exciting Times Ahead at HigherKey Studios! After 20 incredible years of creativity, innovation, and relentless dedication, we at HigherKey Studios are on the brink of a monumental chapter. With a portfolio of 150 fully developed projects ready to see the light of day, our journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. Each project, a testament to the passion and hard work of our team, encapsulates our commitment to pushing boundaries and creating impactful content. But what makes this journey so special isn't just the projects we've developed; it's the community we've built along the way. To our partners, collaborators, and supporters, your belief in our vision has been the driving force behind our achievements. Together, we've created more than just content; we've sparked conversations, challenged perceptions, and inspired change. As we stand on the cusp of releasing these projects into the world, our excitement is palpable. We're not just launching content; we're unleashing potential, igniting discussions, and fostering connections. This is a call to all creators, innovators, and dreamers who share our passion for making a difference. Let's explore the uncharted, create the unimaginable, and transform our world together. Stay tuned for what's coming next. The future is bright, and together, we are unstoppable. #HigherKeyStudios #Innovation #Creativity #NewBeginnings #Collaboration https://lnkd.in/gWEVSz5d

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Are you tired of playing catch-up with trends? 😴 Well, with Innovated Studios, consider yourself the trendsetter! 💡 Our relentless pursuit of the 'next big thing' keeps you not just ahead but creating the wave! 🌊 Stay innovative, stay ahead. #Trendsetters #InnovatedStudios #nextbigthing

Industry veterans Robb Wagner and Joel Pilger announce the launch of Studios United, a groundbreaking joint venture dedicated to helping the world’s biggest brands solve eight-figure collaboration challenges. Our 'Single MSA' model empowers select brands to get work done by 100+ top-tier boutique creative studios under a single MSA and operating system. This radical approach creates the scalability of a behemoth agency while harnessing the fiery, independent spirit, agility, and give-a-sh*t attitude of entrepreneurial creative studios. Watch this space for more developments, and drop questions in the comments. #StudiosUnited #BrandCollaboration #CreativeStudios

A mini Hollywood in Texas? This DFW city is building a 72-acre studio development. Another small Texas town utilizing a film studio to trigger economic development The project, which has a starting cost of $70 million dollars, will have “clusters” with sound stages and mill spaces, hotels, restaurants, coffee shops and retail. “This is the place where dreamers come," Evans, Mayor of Mansfield, said. “This is transforming this entire area. It’s movie magic, not only for Mansfield, but for the entire state of Texas.”  The project, which has a starting cost of $70 million dollars, will have “clusters” with sound stages and mill spaces, hotels, restaurants, coffee shops, and retail space. “You see possibilities,” Evans said as he looked out at the open land.   According to the city, the project is expected to create 2,000 jobs and reel in big business.  The site will be capable of producing big-budget films and shows.  Mansfield city leaders are optimistic about its potential after seeing the way film has taken off in nearby cities.  In Fort Worth, the success of Taylor Sheridan’s hit shows, Yellowstone and 1883, has been a major boost for the local economy.  According to the Fort Worth Film Commission, since 2015, the film industry has poured nearly $600 million dollars into Fort Worth’s economy.