Raleighwood

[RALNATIVE]

I found this article in the TBJ interesting. Apparently an LA film production company, DreamQuest Productions, is moving to the Triangle and sees the area as a burgeoning movie industry. 

 

http://www.bizjournals.com/triangle/blog/2014/07/la-sdreamquest-productions-moves-to-triangle-in.html

[Jones_]

His perceptions of Raleigh and the surrounding are very interesting. It says a lot about how the rest of the country views the area. I hope we can live up to the hype. Being all history minded and stuff, I can't help but wonder what "20's" buildings we have that might actually work around here....I read that as art deco style-wise but it wasn't specified. Could end up being a win for Durham my gut says...Raleigh's 20's stock continues to wane with places like the Lawyers building being lost, itself a former home to a theater...I'm definitely not sure what the specs need to be though...

[RALNATIVE]

I definitely can see the Raleigh area becoming a major player in film production. If DreamQuest really does like to focus on filming indigenous cultures, hostile territories, remote locations, then they're in the right place.

[Jones_]

 indigenous cultures, hostile territories, remote locations, then they're in the right place.

Gonna refrain from names, but this describes many of the counties in this state. 

[NcSc74]

Gonna refrain from names, but this describes many of the counties in this state.

That's funny, you should try northern Florida counties, wow. I guess every state has them.