the most boring thing. u can just tour Home Depot store instead.

This was one of the most fun trips for our school group of the entire year. Children were expected to be on their best behavior because there was actually work going on while we were there. The crew- way cool. What was really amazing - the life like look of the screens that were painted and the beauty of the... More

We had hoped to go on this tour but the studio informed us that when theyfinished filming One Tree Hill in Nov they also stopped the tours.

We went on a "private" group tour of the movie studio, and it was very interesting. Not many people know that Wilmington is such a big movie town. You may be walking down the street in the historic district and come upon a TV or movie being filmed at any time.

I HAD to visit the place where it was once filmed. We toured the One Tree hill set. That was cool, especially seeing how they fake all the kitchen scenes and anything with running water. I was mostly surprised that in the screening room they had the most outdated equipment I've ever seen!! This is a film studio, but in... More

Screengems Studios is a great place to spend an afternoon on one of their weekend tours. You spend just over an hour on a tour of the lot, sets and theater. The guides are local UNCW students with a great knowledge of the history of Screengems as well as the surrounding areas. Not all areas are photography friendly but there... More

The tour is about 1 hr and 15 minutes. It is a walking tour. If you go in the summer, make sure to bring something to drink since I didn't see any vending machines. The young adults who conducted the tour stated that the tour changes from time to time depending on what is being filmed. There are many studio/warehouses... More

We're huge film fans so, while in Wilmington visiting friends, we decided to take the Screen Gems Studio tour. For $12 per person we saw 2 sets for "One Tree Hill," which we've never watched, and a screening of various films made at the studio. The sets were gorgeous, though nothing was functional. Our guides knew their stuff, were able... More

Wish the tour was longer and less people, but got to freely walk around a few sets, wish we had seen more. It was interesting to see the sets up close, especially if it is a show you watch. Can't take pictures which was a bummer.