Fox Studios, Baja

While "Let Our Children Live" will have a number of international locations, most production will be completed at the Baja Studios, just two and a half hours from Los Angeles. Originally built for the Twentieth Century-Fox epic Titanic, Baja Studios is a completely self-contained production facility, which has served as the principal location for such Hollywood epics as "Titanic," "Master And Commander: The Far Side Of The World," "Deep Blue Sea," "Pearl Harbor," and many others.

The present complex is located on 35 acres overlooking the Pacific coast with more than 2,000 feet of ocean front near the Mexican resort community of Rosarito. In fact, there are only a few locations in the world where the complex water scenes in "Let Our Children Live" can be shot,

and the Baja Studios offer by far the most technologically advanced facilities.

Unobstructed views of the ocean, a combined tank volume of over 20 million gallons and a modern filtration plant capable of delivering 9,000 gallons of filtered seawater per minute make Baja Studios the premiere facility for water related work of any kind.

Some of the world's largest stages and filming tanks work in concert with offices, scenery shops, dressing rooms, and wardrobe facilities to accomplish most filming requirements. Plus the location and exchange rate make the Baja Studios an exceptional value for world class studio space.