New Mexico's NMSU Breaks Ground on $15M Movie Studio, Boosting Local Film Industry
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham joined New Mexico State University (NMSU) and local filmmakers in a celebratory groundbreaking for a new $15 million movie studio at the university's Arrowhead Center. The governor praised the leadership of both NMSU and Doña Ana County's film community for this significant project.
The Arrowhead Center, a hub for innovation and entrepreneurship at NMSU, is spearheading the construction of this state-of-the-art facility. Despite the lack of information about the architect, the studio is expected to be a game-changer for the local film industry. It will provide a professional space for filmmakers to create and produce their work, potentially attracting more productions to the region.
Governor Grisham expressed her enthusiasm about the project, highlighting its potential to boost the local economy and create jobs. She commended the collaborative effort between the university and the county's film community, demonstrating their commitment to fostering growth in the creative sector.
The $15 million movie studio at NMSU's Arrowhead Center is set to become a significant asset for the local film industry. With the support of Governor Grisham and the collaborative effort of NMSU and Doña Ana County's filmmakers, the studio promises to stimulate economic growth and job creation through the power of cinema.
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