A New Era for St. John's Media Production

Greater St. John's is poised for a groundbreaking transformation with the establishment of the first-ever purpose-built film and television soundstage east of Montreal. This ambitious project promises to elevate Newfoundland and Labrador's media production industry to unprecedented levels.

Latitude 47 Takes the Lead: A Bold Investment

Latitude 47, a visionary private company based in Toronto, led by industry-savvy producers, has announced the creation of a stunning $50 million studio in the picturesque town of Bauline, overlooking the breathtaking Conception Bay.

Building a Year-Round Production Hub

Andrew Barnsley, one of the driving forces behind this venture, emphasizes that they aim to cultivate a thriving year-round production ecosystem in Newfoundland, transforming it from a seasonal endeavor into a bustling industry with sustained activity.

A Community-Centric Vision for Film and TV

The proposed facility is designed to resemble a mini-community, equipped to accommodate an increasing demand for top-notch production resources. With this setup, Latitude 47 hopes to attract larger projects, positioning the province as a compelling destination for filmmakers from all over the globe.

A Global Attraction for Filmmakers

In a world where location is key, the plan is not just to draw in local productions but to make Newfoundland a magnet for international filmmakers. With this studio, the province is on its way to becoming a coveted hotspot in the global film industry.