Trilith Studios — Attraction in Fayetteville

I had an amazing experience on a tour of the studio. The grounds and facilities of the studio are beautiful and provide plenty of interesting views.I would have loved to have been able to take more photos; however, totally understand the sensitivity of keeping the production process confidential. This is a beautiful place with amazing people. The stories told are very inspiring and It does not disappoint. The tour begins with a brief history of the meaning of Trilith and the core values of the organization. Then a tour of the studios. We were able to see the empty sound studio, where Superman was filmed and the movie poster where all of the staff and cast signed off. This is a must experience if you’re in the Fayetteville Peachtree city area it does...

I was initially excited about taking a tour of the studio and taking pictures and/or recording on my mobile phone for my vlog. I was immediately disappointed that the tour restrictions are not provided until after the payment is made. Once the payment is made, the next screen leads to restrictions (signed waiver is required), which states that photos and recording are not allowed even on a mobile phone. I did not sign the waiver but they charged me anyway. I tried reaching out for a refund but they did not bother to respond. I find this tactic underhanded since they make it clear beforehand that the payment is non-refundable. They money isn't the issue, it's just the principle....

Ongoing pollution of Whitewater Creek adjacent to Trilith Studios and their corresponding residential neighborhood. The home of recent Hollywood blockbusters such as Marvel's "Avengers", "Star Wars", and many others, Trilith has failed to control the amount of sediment pouring into Whitewater Creek from their residential development. After numerous non-litigious attempts to convince the leadership of Trilith to rectify this offense, Flint Riverkeeper and several downstream property owners have resorted to a lawsuit filed under the Clean Water Act to protect Whitewater Creek and...