The Culver Studios

Kevin Mullett (Kev)

Its a very classic studio. One of the first in Hollywood. Its been taken over by Amazon and its all modern and beautiful now. Love working here they kept all of the original buildings and then added new ones for their offices

Carla Ferrier

I worked on a movie many many years ago. The movie was called. GOOD LUCK MISS WYCOFF. I’m trying to find anyone else who worked on the movies. I was the hairdresser for everyone and there were tons of extras. Please help if you can

Random One

Take a moment to stop by here there is plenty of nearby parking. Soak it in, any movie or television lover will be pleased just to stand at the gates. This is where 1933 King Kong was filmed and those sets were later burned for "the Burning of Atlanta" scenes in Gone with the Wind which a majority was shot here. Later Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz bought the complex and it was the home of Desilu. We're talking, I Love Lucy, Make Room For Daddy, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Star Trek, & so much more. The studio has seen many changes in size and ownership but it still remains with its iconic Mansion. Also you may note the Mansion was used twice in Gone with the Wind in opening shot of the Twelve Oaks Barbecue the mansion is given a long drive through the magic of matte paintings. And later the mansion is totally disguised as the Atlanta house again through matte painting, even today the shrubs are still are they were in the film (just a bit bigger today) and you can stand there right where Hattie McDaniel, and Butterfly McQueen once stood looking are the studio office aka the Big House in Atlanta.

Micheal Espinola

One of the landmark Hollywood studios still operating in Los Angeles. I was lucky enough to be able to visit a friend and get a personal tour of some production sets. It's amazing to see behind the walls and get a glimpse at how the magic is brought to life. Culver is especially cool due to its history, and age of some of the property. Wikipedia can better explain the history for those interested.