The largest film studio in Toronto is about to get even bigger, with Cinespace Studios announcing a significant expansion of its Marine Terminal Studio Hub on Tuesday.
Cinespace has inked a long-term lease with PortsToronto for the redevelopment of Marine Terminal 52, adding three new production stages and support spaces toWith the studio's signing of a second long-term lease with PortsToronto, plans are officially in motion for another 130,000 square feet of production space in what will become the Marine Terminal Studio Hub, adding to Cinespace's existing 1.3 million-square-foot presence in the city that includes 25 stages across three sites.
"We are proud to continue our investment in Toronto that started over 30 years ago. It's a privilege to partner with PortsToronto again and be selected to develop Terminal 52 into a second facility that will meet the increased demand for production infrastructure," said Ashley Rice, President and Co-Managing Partner, Cinespace Studios.
The new studio space will be housed in a colourful yet restrained building designed by architecture and design firm
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