Screen Queensland Studios

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Screen Queensland Studios are a set of film studios operated by Screen Queensland in Queensland, Australia. They are available for rental by film makers. [1]

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The first film studios opened in 2019 in Hemmant, Brisbane. [1] In April 2024, another set of films studios will be opened in Portsmith, Cairns. [2] [3]

Screen Queensland also partners with Village Roadshow Studios at Oxenford on the Gold Coast. [4]

Screen Queensland Studios
Screen Queensland Studios
General information
TypeFilm and television studios
Location Brisbane
AddressGosport Street
Coordinates 27°26′29″S153°07′40″E / 27.4414535°S 153.1277494°E / -27.4414535; 153.1277494
Inaugurated2019
OwnerScreen Queensland

Description

Screen Queensland Studios studios are owned by Screen Queensland and are designed for low-mid budget domestic and international feature films, television drama series, subscription/streaming video on-demand shows, and television commercials. [5]

Productions

Films produced at the studios include:[ citation needed ]

Clients

Clients include:[ citation needed ]

See also

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References

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