“We are excited to be expanding the capabilities we are able to offer to all our existing clients,” said Tim Partridge, CEO of 32TEN Studios. “The smaller insert stage means we can bring in new clients who don’t need the 60-foot greenscreen on our main stage.”
“With the larger paint booth, we are able to keep all projects in house, no matter how big, and provide our talented scenic artists a safe and comfortable environment in which to work,” said Sean House, 32TEN’s fabrication supervisor. “High resolution 3D printing is having a huge impact in the modeling industry these days, so the addition of this capability at 32TEN Studios now enables us to meet all our clients’ needs, while keeping us on the cutting edge of new technologies.”
