Entertainment
Qld screen industry on a roll with three US TV shows about to start filming – Brisbane Times
The productions, one starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, will contribute $143 million to the state’s economy.
“Queensland locations, together with talented crew and first-rate facilities like Brisbanes Screen Queensland Studios, are able to deliver what these big-budget productions need,” she said.
“Were able to support the industry and get people back into work in a COVID-safe environment.”
Matchbox Pictures will lead and oversee all three projects, partnering with Universal Television to deliver Young Rock and UCP to deliver Joe Exotic.
NBCs Young Rock, starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, is a come…
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