It operated under the name DEG ( De Laurentiis Entertainment Group), until 1990 when it was purchased by Carolco Pictures. In 1984, producer Dino De Laurentiis purchased a studio facility in Wilmington. At that time EUE/Screen Gems and the New York production facility were sold to longtime Columbia Pictures executive George Cooney. In 1982, Columbia Pictures was sold to Coca-Cola. The commercial company was incorporated into Screen Gems (the then television production division of Columbia Pictures) and renamed "EUE/Screen Gems". “Burn Notice” had spent all of its seven seasons in the city’s 107,000-square-foot Coconut Grove Convention Center, which the city has now razed for parkland with the stated goal of shifting all film work to the Miami Entertainment Complex.In 1965, Columbia Pictures acquired a fifty percent interest in the New York-based commercial production company EUE (Elliot, Unger and Elliot) Mike Elliot and brother Steve Elliot directed while William Unger handled the business end. The Legislature did not fund new incentives last year, and the film industry and some legislators are now battling to restore a healthy incentive system. Other than “Graceland,” those shows are finished. Eventually five major scripted television shows were being filmed in the area, including a short-lived revival of “Charlie’s Angels.”
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Its LinkedIn page points out that Georgia offers a 30% film incentive, while North Carolina’s is 25%.ĭrawn in part by well-funded, reliable Florida film incentives, movie and television producers brought shows to Miami-Dade and Broward counties beginning with “Burn Notice” in 2007. The company, based in New York City, operates film studios in Atlanta and in Wilmington, NC. It’s not known yet how EUE Screen Gems will build out the space.
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The plan was to raise the ceilings to 50 feet to allow for a catwalk grid and lighting, and to upgrade electrical, plumbing, air conditioning and heating systems, as well as soundproofing and insulation. The redevelopment agency said it wants about 70,000 square feet of studios, two fully operational sounds stages, a studio for digital imaging and animation, and 12,000 square feet of office and accessory space. The original plan was to have two state-of-the art sound stages of 10,000 to 12,000 square feet, office space and facilities for digital imaging.
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It sat unused, other than the sale of 41,818 square feet to the Florida Department of Transportation, until local architectural firm Bermello Ajamil & Partners was brought aboard to envision how to use the space. The Omni agency bought the 71,211-square-foot building, formerly the Miami Skills Center, in 2011 for $3.1 million from the Miami-Dade County Public Schools. The locations here are like no other in the country, and the Hollywood community is very aware of the assets Florida offers.” “Miami offers a seasoned film community and experienced crew. “We are eager to begin discussions on how we can add a location as diverse and as vibrant as this one to our production studio portfolio,” Chris Cooney, EUE Screen Gems’ chief operating officer and co-owner, told the publication in December. Negotiations between EUE Screen Gems and the redevelopment agency had been ongoing since late last year, according to industry publication “Pre-Production and Filming on Location Guide.” Lease terms were still tentative at press time, but if ratified as drafted, the lease stipulates that EUE Screen Gems would pay $100,000 yearly on a 10-year lease and 11% of annual gross sales in excess of $750,000, and make a $125,000 security deposit. to EUE/Screen Gems Studios Ltd., which would then build out the facility and operate it. The City of Miami’s Omni Community Redevelopment Agency was to vote this week to lease its Miami Entertainment Complex at 50 NW 14th St.
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