Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Film Commission looking to woo $25-50 million movie
Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Film Commission is looking for a few good places for a potential Warner Brothers movie shooting in Cincinnati. Maybe you can help?
A few weeks ago Soapbox told you about the3 Doors Down video that was shot all over our fair city. She never looked so good and edgy. Here’s your chance to help bring more work like that here. The Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Film Commission is scouting three new projects and are looking for locations to shoot their films. The largest of the three is or a Warner Brothers Film with a $25-50 million budget hoping to shoot beginning September 9, 2008 and ending December 9, 2008.
They are searching for a large, vacant building or facility to use for (mostly interior) filming during the last half of 2008. The ideal building would be a redtagged building, scheduled for eventual demolition preferably a closed hotel, convention center or institution that is no longer in use. The architecture needs to be relatively modern and something that could easily exist in a deserted Las Vegas. Specifically, they’re looking for hallways, large and small rooms, and a basement.
If you have any leads, please contact the commission here.
Jeff Syroney, Soapbox Managing Editor
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