Unlocking Creative Potential: Exploring DeKalb’s Premier Film Sound Stages
Categories: Film
Welcome to Dekalb County, Georgia, where the magic of filmmaking comes to life! The county boasts an array of state-of-the-art film sound stages, each contributing to the vibrant entertainment landscape. Let’s take a closer look at some of DeKalb Entertainment Commission studio partners:
- Electric Owl:
- LEED Gold Certified
- Six sounds stages
- 140,000 Square Feet of cutting-edge soundstage equipped with the latest technology.
- 50,000 Square Feet of production offices
- 90,000 Square Feet of mill and support
- 35,000 Square Feet of Wardrobe and Art
- 25 minutes from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Buckhead and Midtown Atlanta
- Assembly Studios:
- 19 sound stages
- 4 exterior locations ranging from New York to European styled facades for filming
- Dedicated casual dining experiences throughout the property
- Dressing rooms, hair and make-up rooms, office space, mill space, flex space and storage
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- Three locations: Norcross, Stone Mountain and Skyland
- Stone Mountain
- Features two 37,000-square foot sound stages with silent HVAC, each connected to a covered basecamp area, set dec lockup, and on-site paint shop, greenhouse and construction mill.
- Norcross
- Features four 30,000-square foot sound stages and offices all under one roof to prevent weather delays as well as 24/7 assistance
- Skyland
- Has 32,000 square feet of office space as well as over 100,000 square feet of flex, mill and stage space
- Featuring an onsite ADR room and greenhouse
- Shadowbox Studios:
- 850,000-square foot studio
- Spans over 100 acres
- 9 soundstages totaling 200,000 square feet
- 650,000 square feet of support space including warehouse, mill and office space
- Third Rail Studios:
- 60,000 square feet of purpose-built sound stages
- Stages are 41 feet clear and permit for up to 300,000 pounds of suspended live load from the steel
- 70,000 square feet of mill and support space
- 30,000 square feet of production offices
Each of these soundstages offers a distinct set of features, ensuring filmmakers have the tools and environment they need to bring their visions to the big screen.
If you’d like to consider DeKalb County as a location for your next production, please contact DeKalb Entertainment Commission.