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Brisbane to get new $12m television and film studio to help position Queensland as ‘film-friendly’ state

June 8, 2018 4:15

Brisbane will be the beneficiary of a new $12m studio fit for small film and television productions as Queensland premier Anastacia Palaszcuk attempts to position the state as a “film-friendly” location.

Palaszcuk made the announcement in Hollywood after meeting with executives from Netflix, Technicolour, Disney and Brisbane-based production house Hoodlum. 

The location of the Brisbane film and TV studio has yet to be revealed  

The premier said the studio – which will be housed at a yet-to-be-announced location – was a win for the local industry.

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Vivienne Kelly was previously the editor of Mumbrella from 2016 to August 2020.

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Anastacia Palaszcuk Hoodlum Queensland Queensland government screen industry Screen Queensland
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