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Film makers leave Hollywood

Sanjin Jukic

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"Los Angeles has long enjoyed being the movie-making capital of the world. However things are changing rapidly"

At the location of shooting "The Book of Eli".

RED is involved!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

MUST WATCH>>>BBC News>>>Film makers leave Hollywood
 
Sanjin you are more on the set secrets...(LOL)

This will be the first feature from The Hughes Brothers since 2001
 
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The Hughes Brothers
 
"Los Angeles has long enjoyed being the movie-making capital of the world. However things are changing rapidly"

Film makers leave Hollywood

I had long made my decision to leave Hollywood for more then one reason, but I must say that Hollywood will always have a special place in my heart :)

BTW, nice mention of the RED in the spot.

ciao
 
This is because our friend Sanjin is not only a first rate researcher, but also a philosopher on the art of film.

Thanks Peter,

for your kind words,

and for yesterday when we had a very good meeting and test

about your brand new Sony mobile HD pro camera.

Also it was a far away from Hollywood and in your Viennese studio.

Looking forward to meet you again soon.
 
nice video...I know for a fact that I would not have been lucky enough to be trained by and work with the people that I have, if Winnipeg didn't have our 30% tax credit in place.:thumbsup:
All politics aside, we all need to put food on our tables. Spread that cheer ALL around!
 
Is this NM tax rebate statewide, or something offered by a county or municipality?

I had the pleasure of visiting New Mexico a couple weeks ago, and was really impressed with the sweeping landscapes there. Also, everything seemed really cheap there. Prices on nearly everything seemed lower than surrounding states. Near the Very Large Array in Magdalena, I saw signs for 30 acres of land for 30 grand -- and these were rolling hills, not deserts.
 
yea as usual everything is cheap just before every new boom... and then prices rise high and fun is over :glare:
 
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