Homepage - The Culver Studios
Situated in the heart of downtown Culver City, The Culver Studios is steps away from curated eateries and shops, open green space in a new park-like public plaza, and legendary landmarks, like The Culver Hotel. It’s also just blocks from the new Expo line and only six miles from LAX.
Culver Studios - Wikipedia
The Culver Studios is a film studio in Culver City, California. Originally created by silent movie pioneer Thomas H. Ince, classics from Hollywood's Golden Age were filmed there. It was purchased, in 2014, by Hackman Capital Partners, which completely modernized the lot over the next four years, while preserving the site's historic structures. [1]
About - The Culver Studios
Innovation has completely transformed the industry-treasured film and television studio. Now, more than double its former size, the world-class campus is anchored by Amazon Studios and a hub for creating and producing award-winning movies and shows.
History - The Culver Studios
Our studios have a long track record of producing some of the most celebrated shows and movies in the business because we provide an environment for creativity that makes success easier. See this in our history.
Culver Studios - theStudioTour.com
The native village, Great Wall set and jungle sets were built on the backlot at Culver Studios, while the aboard ship scenes, interiors, miniature & stop-motion photography and special effects footage was shot on soundstages at Culver.
The Culver Studios - Hackman Capital Partners
Originally built in 1918 by silent movie pioneer Thomas Ince, The Culver Studios has been home to some of the most famous productions in Hollywood history, including Gone with the Wind, Citizen Kane and E.T.
Culver Studios - SEEING STARS
Culver Studios is the exception to that rule; its exterior facade is a grand colonial mansion, a virtual copy of George Washington's Mount Vernon, fronted by sweeping green lawns, sculpted hedges, flowering rose bushes, and the picturesque white "mansion" itself.
The Culver Studios - Clio
The Culver Studios were built in 1919 by Thomas H. Ince. Ince started his career in film by acting for the Biograph studio in New York. He began directing for the Independent Motion Picture Company before moving his family west and building his own studio: Inceville.
History of Culver Studios - theStudioTour.com
Studio is known as Selznick International. 1939 Gone with the Wind is shot on Stages 11 and 12, along with the studio backlot which was used for Tara, Twelve Oaks and the city of Atlanta.
The Culver Studios – The MBS Group
Originally built in 1918 by silent movie pioneer Thomas Ince, and located in Culver City, The Culver Studios is known for some of the most famous productions in Hollywood history, including Gone with the Wind, Citizen Kane and E.T.