Tuesday, November 15, 2011
The new sony Pictures' 'Smurfs 2,' 'Houdini' and 'Singularity' to Shoot in Montreal
TORONTO - Studio movie shoots in Canada nowadays progressively are available in bunches for additional production savings.our editor recommendsForeign Box Office: 'The Smurfs' Remains No. 1 A Few Days Ago Overseas Columbia's 'Houdini' Project Taps Author Scott Frank (Exclusive) Roland Emmerich might have postponed production on his sci-fi epic Singularity in Montreal, but that has not stopped The new sony Pictures piling into Quebec with yet more large-budget movie shoots. The studio has become prone to shoot the $175 million Singularity picture in fall 2012, in front of a May 2013 release, after Steven Spielberg systems production on Robopocalypse in the Cite' du Cinema studio in summer time 2012. Now there's word The new sony Pictures would be to shoot the approaching follow up towards the Smurfs and it is Houdini project in Montreal because it uses Quebec's generous all-spend tax credit and extra digital media tax incentives for live action/CG hybrid cars. The studio is close to beginning pre-production around the Smurfs 2, that has an August 2, 2013 release, and Jordan Kerner coming back as producer. And The new sony Pictures can also be delivering to Montreal director Francis Lawrence's much talked about film about Houdini, the famous escape artist and magician. The studio is simply the latest La producer to secure financial systems of scale by shooting movies one by one in Canada, frequently with similar local production deck hands and facilties. Relativity Media had Tarsem Singh shoot the CGI-heavy epic Immortals within the Cite' du Cinema studio in Montreal, then manufacture of next year's Jennifer Aniston-starring Snow Whitened movie Mirror, Mirror, also in Montreal. And Universal Pictures similarly chose Montreal to shoot Mummy 3 and Dying Race one by one in 2007. Related Subjects Jennifer Aniston Worldwide The Smurfs The new sony Pictures Entertainment Singularity Immortals
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