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Sunday, July 24, 2005

I Can Make New York Look Like Alaska, No Problem

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A cool article in the Times today about how film-friendly city policies have lured filmmakers to New York. The catch, a percentage of the film has to be shot here regardless of where the location is in the script. So if the script calls for scenes that take place in Kansas, well then, welcome to Kansas.

Don't ya just love movies?

photo of cinematographer Tom Richmond credited to Angela Jimenez for The New York Times

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