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Film Production that's as easy as ABQ. filmABQ.com “Albuquerque has a lot going for it as a filming location: diverse "looks," the ability to make a company move between downtown and empty desert in a single day of shooting, and, critically, a terrific labor pool of experienced technicians who make working in this area a huge plus for any project. All that and the special New Mexico light.... and sunsets!” – Stew Lyons, Producer “Breaking Bad” Welcome to Albuquerque! Our goal is simple. We strive to support an excellent, efficient and smooth production experience in Albuquerque, from pre-production through post. With 310 days of sunshine, four mild seasons, deep crew base, diverse locations, proximity to Los Angeles and Film Incentive Program, you’ve made an inspired and smart choice for your project. While you’re here, this Welcome Guide will provide a sampling of the resources available to you, and a taster of the rich culture and beauty our City and State have to offer. We want to get you hooked on filming here first and foremost, but also hooked on enjoying life here, whether you’re on-set, or not. We pride ourselves in having open doors, open hearts and a whole lot of hustle. Diversity, creativity, sustainability and respect are how we roll. We are OneAlbuquerque and we're happy you're here. Cheers, Amber Dodson Film Liaison Albuquerque Film Office Albuquerque was named #1 for Best Place to Live and Work as a Moviemaker in 2019. Albuquerque - A Premier Production Hub Incentive Diverse Locations 310 Days of Sunshine Deep Crew Base 90 Minutes from L.A. Permitting in the City of Albuquerque Permits are required for production on all City property (streets, sidewalks, facilities, lots, and structures) and sensitive areas such as historical sites. Permit packages must be turned in at least 72 business hours in advance of filming dates (does not include holidays or weekends). Questions? Visit www.filmabq.com for more information about obtaining a film permit, or contact Film Coordinator Rebecca Cavalier at (505) 768-3289 or [email protected]. Albuquerque is more than a place. It’s where people can aspire to be whoever they want to be. It’s where different cultures converge on the crossroads and live together with respect. It’s where opportunity is born. It’s where the living is real. Population: 560,218 (July 1, 2018 - census.gov) Elevation: 5,312 feet Seasons: Summers are warm and pleasant, while winters get quite cold and see plenty of snow in the mountains. On average, there are 310 sunny days in Albuquerque, and the city receives approximately 9 inches of precipitation per year. Albuquerque Weather Locations & Crew Resources Locations Database: The third largest database in the country, www.nmfilm.com is the place to search for your next location! Once your project is funded, reach out to the New Mexico State Film Office and they can provide a look-book and more locations to support. Please contact the Albuquerque Film Office for a list of local Location Scouts and Managers. Industry Crew Directory: This is a robust directory of industry professionals and production support services state-wide. If you are interested in listing your business and services for film you can register online with the New Mexico State Film Office at www.nmfilm.com. Local Educational Institutions with Film Programs Central New Mexico Community College (CNM) (505) 224-3000 www.cnm.edu University of New Mexico (505) 277-0111 www.unm.edu Media Arts Collaborative Charter School (505) 243-1957 www.nmmediaarts.org Albuquerque International Sunport Albuquerque is served by eight major commercial airlines: Alaska Airlines, Allegiant Airlines, American Airlines, Delta Airlines, Frontier Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Southwest Airlines, and United Airlines. It also receives regular service from two commuter airlines: Boutique Air, Great Lakes Airlines and New Mexico Airlines. Find out more at www.abqsunport.com. Film-Friendly Locations The City of Albuquerque owns and operates many film- friendly properties including parks, open spaces, libraries, recreational centers, museums and more. For more information, please visit www.cabq.gov. New Mexico Cities New Mexico is home to 384 cities and towns including Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Santa Fe, Taos, Las Vegas, and Farmington. Life Zones Six of the seven life zones are found in New Mexico: Desert Zone, Grasslands/Woodlands Zone, Transition (Mountain) Zone, Coniferous Forest Zone, Subalpine Zone, and Alpine Zone. The Life zones start at about 3,000 feet above sea level and go up to slightly 13,000 feet. Rio Grande River and Bosque “Bosque” is the name for areas of gallery forest found along the riparian flood plains of stream and river banks in the southwestern United States. It derives its name from the Spanish word for woodlands. In the predominantly arid or semi-arid southwestern United States, the Bosque is an oasis-like ribbon of green vegetation, often canopied, that only exists near rivers, streams, or other water courses. The Rio Grande Bosque is a 200 mile-long ecosystem along the middle Rio Grande River in New Mexico that extends from Santa Fe past Socorro. There are miles and miles of bike and walking trails along the Rio Grande. Pueblos New Mexico is home to 19 pueblos: Acoma, Cochiti, Isleta, Jemez, Laguna, Nambe, Picuris, Pojoaque, Sandia, San Felipe, San Ildefonso, San Juan, Santa Ana, Santa Clara, Santo Domingo, Taos, Tesuque, Zia, and Zuni. A Brief History of New Mexico's Film Industry New Mexico’s history in film extends all the way back to the early 20th century. In 1898, the Edison Company shot a fifty second film titled “Indian Day School”, which depicted a line of Native American children following their teacher out of a school house and back in again. This film, being one of the first documentary type films, was also the first film made in New Mexico and one of the very first ever to be shot in the West. Over the decades, New Mexico has become a hub for all kinds of films and T.V. shows, including “Breaking Bad,” “Better Call Saul,” “The Avengers,” “Independence Day: Resurgence,” “Lone Survivor,” “The Book of Eli,” “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot," “Transformers,” “No Country for Old Men,” “The Night Shift,” “Logan,” “The Goldfinch,” “Roswell, New Mexico,” “Midnight Texas,” “Maze Runner: The Scorch Trials,” “Sicario,” “Transcendence,” “We’re the Millers,” and more! New Mexico Film Production Tax Credit New Mexico continues to offer one of the most competitive incentives package in the industry which includes a 25%-35% Refundable Film Production Tax Credit. Please visit www.nmfilm.com for more information. New Mexico Film Office The New Mexico Film Office is a division of the New Mexico Economic Development Department and is headquartered in Santa Fe, NM. The NMFO manages the film incentive program, markets the State to the film, television and digital media industries, services production and promotes the creation of jobs for New Mexicans. The NMFO offers resources to producers, film crew professionals and local filmmakers. Director: Todd Christensen Deputy Director: Carrie Wells 1100 S Saint Francis Dr. 1st Floor Suite 1213 Santa Fe, NM 87505 (505) 476-5600 www.nmfilm.com Production Resources C A M E R A / G R I P S O U N D S T A G E S Maleko Grip Albuquerque Studios 9201Pan American Fwy NE 5560 University Blvd SE (505) 872-4747 (505) 227-2000 www.malekogrip.com I-25 Studios Production Resource Group 9201 Pan American Fwy NE (PRG) (505) 822-7115 5821 Midway Park Blvd NE (310) 953-5081 www.prg.com P R O D U C T I O N O F F I C E S & W A R E H O U S E S P A C E Production Outfitters Contact the Albuquerque Film 1833 San Mateo Blvd NE Office for more information. (505) 237-0770 www.productionoutfitters.com P O S T P R O D U C T I O N Serious Grippage & Light Co. 2508 Utah St NE Hear Kitty Studios (505) 888-6300 9201 Pan American Fwy NE www.seriousgrippage.com (505) 293-3305 www.hearkitty.com Panavision 3521 Bryn Mawr Dr NE Light Iron (505) 359-3201 505 Marquette Avenue NW, Suite 905 www.panavision.com (323) 472-8300 www.lightiron.com Field & Frame 107 Tulane Dr SE (505) 265-5678 For all of your production needs, visit New Mexico State Film Office Industry Directory at www.nmfilm.com Production Resources U N I I O N S & G U I L D S T R A F F I C B A R R A C A D E C O M P A M I E S IATSE Local 480 www.local480.com Southwest Safety Services 128 Llano Del Sur SE SAG-AFTRA (505) 873-0044 www.sagaftra.org www.swsafetyservices.com Teamsters Local 492 Highway Supply LLC www.teamsters492.org 6221 Chappell Dr NE (505) 345-8295 Local 600 International www.highwaysupply.net www.icg600.com P R O P H O U S E S S E C U R I T Y CNM Ingenuity, Inc. Lobo Protective Services 5600 Eagle Rock Rd NE 216 Menaul Blvd NE Suite A (505) 224-4836 (505) 804-0714 www.cnmingenuity.org www.loboprotectiveservices.com The Prop House Schimmel Security 709 Haines Ave 2917 Carlisle Blvd NE (505) 991-5384 (505) 417-9620 www.theprophouse.org www.schimmelsecurity.com Time Capsule Enterprises Desert Wolf Security 3901 Central Ave NE 87108 5353 Wyoming Blvd NE (505) 710-1126 (505) 999-8925 www.desertwolfsecurity.com A N I M A L W R A N G L I N G Crotalus Wildlife Management, LLC (505) 515-8736 ABQ Horse Breaking & Training (505) 363-1023 Production Resources O F F I C E S U P P L I E S & R I D E S H A R E S P R I N T I N G S E R V I C E S Z-Trip Sandia Office Supply www.ztrip.com 5801 Office Blvd NE (505) 341-4900 Lyft www.sandiaofficesupply.com www.lyft.com Aiken Printing Uber 1112 3rd St NW www.uber.com (505) 243-5631 www.aikenprinting.com
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