Story House Inc. promising 435 film industry jobs in Sheridan

2 Nov 2021


SHERIDAN — A new business aims to bring the film industry to Sheridan.

Story House Inc. presented its business plan at the Sheridan Economic and Educational Development Authority board meeting Tuesday with the intent of asking SEEDA to contribute to the project through a grant submission on behalf of the business to the Wyoming Business Council.

Story House Inc. collaborators have a multi-faceted business plan that includes purchasing or leasing U.S. Forest Service land east of the Sheridan Veterans Affairs Health Care System to erect a film studio complete with sound stages and film production areas, a public park, access road and a subdivision for workforce and artist housing, which includes housing for the Veteran Village, a project started in 2020 to erect housing for homeless veterans in Sheridan County.

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