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A state-of-the-art movie and TV studio could soon replace an "eyesore" in Pitman, New Jersey

Jasmine T. Winters
Jasmine T. Winters
Jasmine T. Winters
Reporter · King of Prussia, PA

Jasmine is a recent graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and has quickly made a name for herself in local journalism covering community events for the King of Prussia Chronicle. With a keen interest in local history and cultural initiatives, she enjoys sharing stories that reflect the town’s rich heritage.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 11:04 PM · 1 min read
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A state-of-the-art movie and TV studio could soon replace an "eyesore" in Pitman, New Jersey — Collegeville Real Estate news

The glitz and glamour of Hollywood could soon be coming to South Jersey.A state-of-the-art movie and television studio is being proposed in Pitman to replace what many call an eyesore in the community.It was once one of Gloucester County's largest employers, but the former Sony Corporation plant has been sitting mostly empty for about 15 years. Now, the mayor of Pitman said a plan is on the table to build a $450 million movie, television and production studio in its place."This has been something we have been looking for out here for quite some time," Mayor Michael Razze said.Razze said the idea for "Americana Studios" was introduced at Monday's council meeting. He said most of the old Sony building on Woodbury Glassboro Road would be demolished. He added the developer's master plan would also include what they call a mixed-use village with housing, a hotel and commercial space."We want the ability for new families to move into our community," Razze said, "and we want the ability for o

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