A Holland film studio that was a major
actor in the development of Michigan's feature film tax incentives has
lured another high profile movie production to West Michigan film
locations. The event is expected to create jobs and bring money to
Michigan businesses.
According to excerpts from the story:
It's not quite the same as seeing your
name in lights, but West Michigan movie enthusiasts will get another
chance to check out a big-screen film set later this summer.
Holland-based TicTock Studios is producing the feature film "What's
Wrong With Virginia," starring Liam Neeson and Jennifer Connelly.
Dustin
Lance Black, Academy Award-winning screenwriter of "Milk," wrote the
film and is set to make his directorial debut. He will be joined by
former "Milk" counterpart and director Gus Van Sant, who will take on
the executive producer role.
TicTock CEO Hopwood DePree said
he plans to have all actors and crew on location in Michigan for the
shoot, although filming locations have not been determined.
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