DORAVILLE (TELEMUNDO ATLANTA).- A project that promises to bring great benefits to the community is advancing in Doraville: it is the construction of a large complex where the film and television studios of GrayTV.
The project “represents the largest single investment in Doraville since the construction of the General Motors automobile plant in 1948,” said the city’s mayor, Joseph Geierman, who has already given the go-ahead for the construction, which will be owned by Gray Television. parent company of Telemundo Atlanta.
In this entertainment center there will not only be space for film and television production companies. The complex includes the construction of conference rooms, residential spaces, commercial areas and a large green area. In addition, pavilions for concerts.
Hilton Howell, president of Gray Television, said that the construction of this large complex that will bring thousands of jobs to the area seeks to meet the demand due to the lack of spaces for film and television production in Georgia.
The state has become one of the leaders in film production in the United States. Alexandra Martínez has more in this report.
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