Expect the traditional film cue of "lights, camera, action" to be heard a lot more around Buffalo with the announcement Tuesday that a $50 million-plus film and television production complex will be built on the West Side.
$50 million film, TV production facility coming to Buffalo's West Side
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Robert Halmi speaks during the announcement while Fehmi Zeko, right, listens. The two representatives of Great Point Capital Management announced plans to build a film and television complex on Niagara Street in Buffalo.
A rendering shows where the complex will be located on Niagara Street, across from Rich Products.
A rendering shows the first phase building of the film and television complex coming to Niagara Street. The complex will be built in three phases.
This parcel of land across the street from Rich Products will have two of the three buildings for the new film and TV complex coming to Niagara Street.
Robert Halmi of Great Point Capital Management.
Fehmi Zeko, left, and Robert Halmi show off a rendering of the phase 1 building.
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