Model D TV: Film Friendlier Detroit
Not just actors, but florists, caterers, hotels and more are cashing in on the mitten state’s movie boom. Hear more about it from a recent forum in Detroit that brought Wayne County leaders together to learn about how to make our region more film friendly.
Last week business and municipal leaders gathered at the Guardian Building to talk about how they can benefit from and utilize Michigan’s new incentives for film projects.
Model D TV video producer/director Tom Hendrickson visited the “When Hollywood Comes to Town” symposium. He spoke with Jill Ferrari of the Wayne County Executive’s Office, and captured some of the discussion.
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