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Tyler Perry Studio’s was established in 2006 and moved into its current facilities in the fall of 2008. This 200,000 square foot Studio, located in Southwest Atlanta, consists of 5 sound stages, a post-production facility, a back lot, a 400-seat theater, a private screening room, and designated areas for entertaining and hosting events.

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  • Natashia Lewis Jonesboro, Ga

    I was in the audience at the House of Blues March 12th 1998. It was my husband's birthday, Bishop James Morton told us about your show. I remember saying to my husband how talented you were. I am extremely proud of you especially because I am from New Orleans as well. You are a living testimony of the statement your gift will make room for you. Boy do you have some rooms (in my Madea voice). May God continue to bless you as you continue to honor Him.

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  • latonya Columbus ohio

    You did a beautiful job on your studio I wish more black men realized their self worth and knew how to get it.

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  • Ashton fleming Daventry Northampton

    Hi I got a tweet from you about a job could you email me please

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  • jovany bernard california

    Hello mr.Perry i would like to know how can i submit a 113 page script to you..please email me and let me know..thx and God bless you!!

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  • bernetta galloway gary in

    Mr. PERRY LOVE TO GET A TOUR

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  • Christine United States

    When are you coming back to Minnesota? I never got the chance to see none of your plays live. I don't get out much. Seeing one of plays, will make my night. Never stop making plays.

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  • Beverly Riley 69-09 Kissena Blvd. 2a, Flushing, NY11367

    Dear Mr. Tyler, I know you produce your own ideas, however, I would like to suggest two books about the African-American experience that you might like to bring to the big screen: The Hallelujah Flight by J*** Lynn...it is based on a true story about two black aviators and their dream in 1932 to be the first black pilots to fly coast to coast. St. Martin's Press, New York 1989 The other title is OBESSIONS by Gwynne Forster...historial romance novel about black ranchers. I think both would make great movies, they are certainly good books, enjoy the read. beverly riley

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  • Tiffani Spiker West Virgina

    I just had some movies suggestions I thought made a as a teacher, madea as a president. Those were some ideas I had. My family loves watching your movies

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  • Michelle Alexander Los Angeles, CA

    Simply beautiful. I just love who you are Tyler........

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  • Jazmin Thomas Columbia, SC

    That is inspiring and amazing! I would love to work in one of your movies!!

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  • Micah Jones Dallas Texas

    Awsome!!!

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  • MoMa ATL (YayArea)

    Thanks for the tour, T-Man! Kindly keep us advised if/when there will be live tours :)

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