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Casablanca Studios

Full service video production studio facility complete with cameras, recorders, control rooms, lighting, grip, dressing rooms and green rooms. Palm Springs, California.

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Great Southern Studios Miami

Sound stage and insert studio. Set design and construction, in-stock scenery and props, expendables, grip equipment, special effects, backdrops, and supplies.

http://www.greatsouthernstudios.com/

JV III Shop @ Keystone

Intermediate sized scene shop available staffed or as a rental. Stock scenic elements available as well. Long Island City, NY.

http://www.panix.com/~jviii/jv3rntl/jv3shop.html

ShowBiz Studios

A 7,000 square foot soundstage 32 foot high, surrounded by 4,000 square foot of dressing rooms, offices, wardrobe, make-up, kitchen and restrooms, with plenty of secured parking, 1600 amps of power, High speed Internet and satellite TV.

http://www.showbizstudios.com

Studio Rental Space at The Jim Henson Company

Office space on the old Charlie Chaplin Studios lot in Los Angeles. Able to accommodate a variety of entertainment personnel ranging from individual writers to entire production companies. In-house telecommunications department for custom designed, cost-effective voice and data systems.

http://leasing.henson.com

Warner Bros. Studios Facilities

Pre-production, production and post production related rentals and services. Sound stages and exterior sets, construction services, transportation, graphics services, still photo lab, and a research library.

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news.bbc.co.uk

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news.bbc.co.uk

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news.bbc.co.uk

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