Tour of Culver City's FIRST MAJOR MOVIE STUDIO

[@jlock6913]

LOVED IT. History and pictures, Beautiful and Tragic. Thanks for your amazing effort.

[@BermondseySteve]

(If I may, I'll paraphrase my previous comments): Thank you very, very much, Culver City Hist. Soc. for keeping alive the glories of the film era - especially for our young and future movie fans! Your invaluable preservation work will ensure that this vastly important legacy will live on as the incalculably precious companion to the films, the industry, and the tremendous art of those years, and it will touch people's hearts and lives forever.

[@frankbruno9499]

Old film exec here.Thank you for ALL the work you do preserving our film culture! Visited the lot many times during the '70-'90s for exhibitor screenings. The guard always told us to follow the yellow arrow line to the screening rooms."follow the yellow brick road" Where's the Frank Capri building, did they rename it? Mr. Capri put Columbia on the map.

[@jimzone8153]

Great tour. It’ll always be MGM to me.

[@frankbruno9499]

PSS If, I'm not mistaken Rod Serling's "Twilight Zone" was based there.

[@CulverCityHistory]

Right You Are! Watch these videos to find out more: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqWnd3aPmLZgpac kzbin.info/www/bejne/mInYi6qjmsmhg9E

[@frankbruno9499]

PS Can you do a vid on Metro Color Labs and Camera 65? These were achievements in technical motion picture advancement, unlike the Motion Picture Museum which ignores in favor of a woke agenda