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Light technicians work at Screen Gems. (Port City Daily photo/Alexandria Sands) WILMINGTON – As of early December, eight major film projects have already committed to 2021 productions in North Carolina, including in the Wilmington area. Those eight projects include the start of principal photography for five feature-length films and three continuations of TV or streaming series, which the industry has seen increased demand for as more people consumed entertainment from home this year. Related: The productions are estimated to make a more than $114-million impact in the state, exceeding this year’s preliminary estimate of $107 million in direct in-state spendings. “This a position that we’ve not been in previously where we are starting off the year with those kinds of figures,” director of the North Carolina Film Office Guy Gaster said during this month’s governor’s advisory council meeting.

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