How Manitoba Hydro helps filmmakers @ManitobaHydro
How Manitoba Hydro helps filmmakers  @ManitobaHydro
Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
A number of Manitoba Hydro's buildings — some empty, some underused, some weekday use only — make perfect film sets. Allowing films in our buildings means more work for Manitoba film companies, and the money we charge for the rental goes back to charities.

An upcoming Canadian true crime series produced by Farpoint Films was filmed in part at our former customer service centre at 450 Pandora Avenue; a Hollywood horror movie, Elevator Game, was filmed almost entirely at 55 Princess Avenue.
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