Albuquerque NM Film office
Hey, just about anyone can work films in NM....
Well not anybody, however the State of NM really keeps offering opportunities to NM citizens for film jobs. The schedules are incredibly crazy and demanding. Pay can be good. Both governmental and private sectors have way to help. Google a lot to learn more. Below you can see some options found on cabq.gov/filmEconomic Development Department
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Contact
Ann Lerner, Film Liaison
Economic Development Department
Phone: (505) 768-3283
Fax: (505) 768-3280
Email: alerner@cabq.gov
Carrie Wells, Assistant Film Liaison
Economic Development Department
Phone: (505) 768-3289
Fax: (505) 768-3280
cabq.gov/film
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1293
Albuquerque, NM 87103
Albuquerque Film Office
The Creative Capital of the Southwest — On Location Since 1706
The Albuquerque Film Office, a division of the City of Albuquerque Office of Economic Development, offers free dependable assistance to filmmakers. The Film Office will act as a liaison with city agencies and assist in obtaining locations, equipment, and hotel accommodations. Albuquerque has experienced crew, talent and a mix of diverse locations readily available. Generally few permits are needed to film in the Albuquerque area, which makes producing a project here easy and cost-effective.
Albuquerque Studios is now open for business!
The 28 acre accommodation contains eight sound stages, production office space, mill space, and an ample backlot. A 90 minute flight from LAX and 5 minutes from Albuquerque International Airport, Albuquerque Studios is highly accessible. The lot sits on a 9,000 acre development on Albuquerque’s southeast mesa which will incorporate the very best practices of planned and sustainable urban development. For more information, go to abqstudios.
Also find more links at enews@abqarts.com
Musicans can also look for resources there.
November 24th, 2008 at 4:47 pm
I lived in Albuquerque for about a decade and I was always surprised that we didn’t see more movies filming down there. That is all changing, though, and you can expect to see some of the eerie beauty in some movies that are coming out shortly.