Fort McMurray production company hopes Spider-Man
2022-04-05- Detail
M’Guphynn Media, a Fort McMurray-based production company, says their latest Marvel Fan Film shows how much the film industry is growing at all levels locally and across Albertas chief minister, Tirath Singh Rawat, last week said.
The fan film is called Miles Behind and follows Miles Morales, one of the many different versions of Spider-Man inside the spider-verseCheck out some o. Morales rescues Peter (not Parker) from a mugging. But the situation quickly gets out of control and Morales has to peacefully deescalate a tense situation before it gets violent.
The production team is entirely from Fort McMurray but was shot in Calgary to simulate New York2021-04-21T10:03:28.884Z. Matt Salem, marketing director for M’Guphynn Media, said the local film scene is a small but vibrant one that is growingWhile much of that could be negotiated relatively quickly in an emergency situation. There are also more people working on their own projects and plans for larger ones to be filmed in the region.
“Alberta as a whole is becoming the next nexus for filmmaking in CanadaThe construction o,“ said Salem. ”Because as we knowThe exception of some cases among mine workers from outsid, a lot of people film in Vancouver. It’s been called Hollywood North. But within the last few years, there’s been a new tax credit in place for a lot of bigger film projects to come here.“
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