Plymouth voters give thunderous ‘yes’ to movie studio project
5/12/2008 - After a home run at the polls for the proposed Plymouth Rock Studios project, town meeting is up to bat next on the project.
By almost 8 to 1, voters on Saturday said they want to see a movie production studio on 1,000 acres of town-owned land near Route 25. The final tally was 8,530 to 1,118. full story
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PLYMOUTH ROCK STUDIOS AND ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR ANNOUNCE
GREEN ALLIANCE PARTNERSHIP
Enterprise Rent-A-Car will serve as an official Green Alliance Partner of Plymouth ROCK Studios and has committed to an expansion of its Plymouth-based hybrid vehicle fleet to meet the demand of the first all green film and television studio campus in the world.
This strategic alliance will provide alternatively powered hybrid vehicles to meet the vehicle rental demand of studio executives, actors, production entities and guests working at the studio. full story
Organized by The ROCK Educational Cooperative
The Rock Educational Cooperative ("TREC") has secured exclusive screenings across the nation for youth groups and faith based organizations to see Walt Disney Pictures and Walden Media's The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian on May 16th, 2008 full story
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California development firm joins Plymouth Rock Studios team
3/20/2008 - A major California real estate company has joined Plymouth Rock Studio’s construction team to help build a studio complex proposed for 1,000 acres of town-owned land off Route 25.
Bison Investments, an international development and financial services company with offices in Los Angeles and Moscow, will coordinate the development of the studio complex, which would include a small village center, a hotel, offices and a private arts academy in addition to a full-scale movie and television production studio with 14 sound stages and two back lots. full story
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