NMFO News:

SANTA FE — The New Mexico Film Office announces Meow Wolf Stream, a multimedia production, produced by Meow Wolf. The production is being produced in Santa Fe.

“Meow Wolf is always up to something exciting, and New Mexico’s well-established film, television, and multimedia ecosystem provides just what they need to create the exciting, immersive, multimedia experiences that are produced by this highly creative team,” said Amber Dodson, director of the New Mexico Film Office.

After opening Omega Mart in Las Vegas in February 2021, and Convergence Station in Denver in September 2021, Meow Wolf is already hard at work, producing its next immersive experience, Meow Wolf Stream, a narrative-based multimedia piece.

Sandra Wang is serving as creative director (Convergence Station), and it is being produced by Jacqueline Delaney (Omega Mart, Convergence Station).

“We can’t reveal too much, but let’s just say our next exhibition project will be an inspiring trip into the collaborative subconscious of Meow Wolf’s artists. Voyage into a strange psychic channel between worlds where creative ideas get lost and found. Travelers passing can learn to surf this stream and access their own creative flow,” Meow Wolf Producer Jacqueline Delaney said.

The production will employ approximately 55 New Mexico crew members and 10 New Mexico principal actors. 

For more information on the production, contact iecproductionoffice@gmail.com.

All film and television productions in New Mexico are required to adhere to the state’s operative emergency public health order, associated public health restrictions and COVID-Safe Practices.

The New Mexico Film Office has released Back2One, a catchall set of principles, general recommendations, and resources for film and television productions operating during COVID-19. Back2One recommendations and other COVID-Safe Practices can be found at nmfilm.com.