Official opening of the G-Unit film and television studio in Louisiana

After announcing in December 2023 that he can be opening the G-Unit film and television studio in Shreveport, Los Angeles, 50 Cent revealed that the studio has officially launched.

Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson appeared with Mayor Tom Arceneaux and members of the City Council on the occasion of the opening of the G-Unit Film and Television Studio. With the signing of the lease agreement, the mayor declared April 18 as Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson Day and presented the “Many Man” rapper with the key to the city.

“Ladies, gentlemen, Mayor Tom Arceneaux and the great people of Shreveport, it is an honor to stand here before you today. “As someone who has always believed in the transformative power of music, film and television, I am truly excited to show you the expansion of film and television through G-Unit Studio here in Shreveport,” Jackson told the audience.

reported that the enterprising songwriter obtained leasing for the city-owned studio at an annual cost of $2,400. The city council voted unanimously to permit the G-Unit boss to lease the facility once generally known as Millennium Studio. 50 agreed to administer the maintenance of the constructing because it was approved for a 30-year lease with an option to increase for an additional 15 years.

In an exclusive one statement to 50 said: “From brutal street narratives to compelling stories that define our era, G-Unit has always been more than just entertainment; it is a platform for voices that need to be heard and stories that need to be told. G-Unit Studios’ move to Shreveport isn’t just a business decision; is a commitment to supporting talent, creating opportunities and building a community that thrives on creativity and innovation. We see Shreveport as a source of inspiration and creativity.”

About a 12 months ago, 50 posted a brief video clip in which he teased the 985,000-square-foot G-Unit film and television studio, promising his followers that the movie can be coming soon.