- Home
- Shop Online
- LIQUIDATION
- About Us
- Production Credits
- Rentals
- Related Topics
- Blog
- Contact Us
Ever since productions started filming again after applying the new COVID protocols, Toronto's production industry hasn't stopped growing. Since then, the industry has been advancing at an incredible rate. In 2019, the Toronto film industry contributed 2.2 billion dollars to Toronto's economy. This amount was even surpassed in 2022 with a 2.88 billion contribution which is believed to be surpassed again in 2023.
Toronto is now working on supplying workers and studios space to accommodate the increasing demand. By 2025, Toronto is set to increase its Studio space by 63%. Not only by expanding existing Studios but also building a new studio space on Toronto's waterfront. Some of the biggest Production companies like Netflix and Amazon Prime now have permanent Studio spaces in the city. Since 2019, Netflix has been renting Studio space at Cinespace and Pinewood studios.
Toronto has been home to some of the biggest Canadian and American productions over the pass few years. The award winning film The shape of water was filmed in this city as well as some of Netflix Top 10's shows like The umbrella academy, The Queen's Gambit, Titans, Ginny and Georgia, and much more! Amazon also filmed their very popular shows The boys and Star Trek Discovery in Toronto. We will most likely see a lot more productions filmed in Toronto this year from these companies!
At wotever inc. production companies may rent and buy whatever they may need for their Props and costumes departments! We also sell to the general public. Visit us in Store or Online at www.wotever-inc.com
Check out our rentals page for more information on renting with us and our production page to see some of the Toronto productions we have rented to!
Contact us at (416) 461-1033, email us at info@wotever-inc.com, or follow us on social media! And don’t forget to visit our store in-person or shop online to see our massive selection of proudly Canadian products.
