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Action Thriller 'Barracuda' Creates Over 700 Jobs in New Mexico

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The action thriller film 'Barracuda,' featuring Anthony Mackie, has provided significant employment opportunities in New Mexico, hiring over 700 individuals for various roles. Filming took place over nearly two months in and around Las Cruces, highlighting the state's growing film industry. The production included approximately 80 crew members and 29 principal cast members from New Mexico, showcasing local talent and resources. This project not only boosts the local economy but also emphasizes the importance of regional film productions.

Key Details: • Filming duration: Nearly two months • Location: Las Cruces, New Mexico • Total employment: Over 700 individuals • Crew members hired: Approximately 80 • Principal cast from New Mexico: 29 members

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