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Thailand begins approving more filming requests

2002-04-21T00:00:00Z

As competition heats up in the bid to be the 'shooting capital of Asia', and despite expected protests from environmentalists, Thai authorities have gone ahead and approved the filming of CBS' high profile reality TV program Survivor on Tarutao, a pristine southern island.According to the Thai Film Office (TFO), some ...
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Thai consortium hatches $22m film studio

2002-04-05T17:01:00Z

A consortium of five Thai companies reportedly plans to build the country's first integrated movie studio at a cost of more than $22 million within the next two years.The group has secured land in the outskirts of Bangkok, which will be turned into what it calls Movie Town, the Bangkok ...