The Minister of Innovation, Industry, Commerce and Tourism, Nuria Monteshighlighted that “the filming of the superhero movie Venom 3 in the Ciudad de la Luz studios and in some locations in the province of Alicante, it leaves a total impact of 35 million euros in the Valencian Community.”
“It must be taken into account that this Columbia Pictures blockbuster, whose filming began last February, has involved the hiring of about 570 peoplewith a labor expense of more than 2.2 million euros, more than 22,300 overnight stays and services required from 325 different providers“Montes explained.
The Ciudad de la Luz film complex, dependent on the Generalitat through the Department of Innovation, Industry, Commerce and Tourism, hosted the filming of part of this feature film during the four weeks of February, although the preparation work for the Filming and pre-production sets spanned the four months from December 2023 to March, inclusive.
The final installment of Marvel’s symbiote-focused trilogy, ‘Venom 3:
The Last Dance’, is directed by Kelly Marcel and stars Tom Hardy. Completing the main cast are Peggy Lu, Stephen Graham, Juno Temple, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Rhys Ifans and Alanna Ubach.
For the filming of this blockbuster, which will hit theaters on October 25, 2024, the participation of dozens of extras of all ages, in good physical shape and with multicultural diversity, was also required.
The Minister of Innovation, Industry, Commerce and Tourism has also stated that: “the Generalitat has firmly committed to promoting the audiovisual industry and attracting national and international filming to the City of Light and the entire city. Comunitat Valenciana, as stated by the president of the Consell himself, Carlos Mazónduring his visit to the Venom 3 filming set in February.”
Specifically, to date seven productions have been filmed in Ciudad de la Luz, which have left a million-dollar impact on the province of Alicante and the Valencian Community.
Likewise, and as the president announced, the studios have already posted the “complete” sign for the remainder of the year, which “demonstrates the extraordinary interest that the facilities are generating in the audiovisual sector,” according to the counselor. of Innovation, Industry, Food and Tourism, Nuria Montes.
