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SCAD Completes 16‑acre Film Studios Expansion with 50+ Backlot Facades

SCAD's 16‑acre film studio complex in Savannah, Georgia, has been completed.

SCAD Completes 16‑acre Film Studios Expansion with 50+ Backlot Facades
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In Brief

  • •SCAD's 16‑acre film studio complex in Savannah, Georgia, has been completed.
  • •The expansion added new professional soundstages and more than 50 backlot facades and practical interiors.
  • •The facility serves both professional productions and SCAD students, positioning it as the largest university‑owned studio complex in the region.

Why It Matters

The new SCAD Film Studios expansion enhances Savannah’s appeal as a filming destination, potentially attracting higher‑budget productions and boosting local tourism and job creation. For SCAD students, the state‑of‑the‑art soundstages and backlot sets provide hands‑on experience with industry‑standard equipment, strengthening the school’s reputation as a leading film education institution.

Key Details

Complex Size
16 acres
Backlot Facades
50+
Soundstages Added
New professional soundstages
Location
Savannah, Georgia, USA
Completion Date
2026-10-26

Context & Background

Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) has long been a prominent institution for creative arts education, with its film program gaining national recognition. The new studio complex expands SCAD’s capacity to support both academic projects and professional film productions.

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