Voltron Global is launching its own production company.
The production arm, called Voltron Global Productions, will operate Pangaea Studios, a 50-acre film and television lot at 3133 Continental Colony Parkway in southwest Atlanta previously owned by Tyler Perry, according to a press release.
“We’re thrilled to unveil Voltron Global Productions, a full-service enterprise where we can unleash compelling stories for streaming, TV, and theatrical distribution, all on a grand scale,” CEO Steven Greenberg said in the release. “Having strategically acquired key players in the entertainment sector and successfully revitalized these companies, we now possess a comprehensive suite of entertainment services.”
Greenberg will oversee content creation at the studio, according to the release. The studio is the second largest in the city, with a residential backlot, post-production facility, six sound stages, and an LED volume.
The production company expects to self-finance, package, and produce three to six projects a year.
Correction: A previous version of this article stated that Voltron Global bought Pangea Studios in 2018. Will and Ozzie Areu actually bought the studio, calling it Areu Studios. Greenberg came on as a financier later on, and is currently being sued by Ozzie Areu. More on this story to come.