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The Sword and the Stone

4.0 (31 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Film production and preparation

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Tony is the best! This place is amazing and he produces incredible work! You won't find anyone better. Period.

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Amazing store! And Tony Swatton is the nicest and most talented man ever! Just awesome!

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Very knowledgeable, and friendly. The only downfall was that they didn't really carry anything for WMA fighters.

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I just hand an inquiry and they never replied to me. The least you could say is no. Don't just…read moreignore people.

I have never in my 20 years of working in this industry encountered the unprofessionalism and…read moreoutright rudeness that I did here today. To say I was treated less than human would be an understatement. I called MPCC at 9:36am and told them myself and a colleague would be coming in today. We have 6 films going into production between Q4 and Q2 2026. We generally film on the east coast but have decided to shoot local so we needed to find new local costume and prop house. I asked them on this call what I needed in order for us to come today. I was told I had to set up an account. No problem. I asked what I needed to submit in order to do that as I know each place is different. I was told all I needed to do was send an email with a One Sheet of our company. That was literally ALL i was told needed to happen for me to come in today. I sent that information immediately (9:47am) and also included a link to our companies IMDB and one of our films which is the one going into production the soonest. My coworker and I drive over (she came from nearly an hour away) and we arrive a few minutes before 11am. We walk up toward the door and a man begins to yell at us to get off the property, we're not welcome there, leave immediately, they don't want us there, etc. I was completely confused. I tried explaining to him that I had called and submitted my paperwork earlier but he continued to yell for another 4-5 minutes. I told him I was happy to show him my call log and email to the company in which I literally said I would be coming in TODAY. He went inside. I then got a phone call from MPCC and the woman said she was the manager. I told her I had sent in my information and told her I would be coming in today. She cut me off, and with just as much politeness as her colleague, said to me that she never gave me permission to come and I was not allowed to be there nor did I say I was coming in (mind you, I have an email to prove I did in fact say this and I also said it on the phone call). Then she said "did I say you had an account? No, I didn't." At that point I was just dumbstruck. In what world would anyone treat a potential client with such disrespect, especially a person who not so much as raised their voice and was not for even a second short or rude in return. I asked her why she didn't inform me earlier that more paperwork needed to be complete and said she only said I needed a one sheet to which she snapped at me that I'm wrong and that she'll tell me when I'm allowed to step foot on their property. At that point I told her thanks but no thanks. I would be bringing my business elsewhere. I went down the street to Western Costumes and then to Universal where they were normal and not jerks for no reason whatsoever. Also where they tell you exactly what you need to fill out ahead of time and not act like you're an idiot for not knowing the procedures at a company you've never been to. Also for those wondering: You only need to give your name and company to go to the Universal lot and for western costumes you submit a credit card authorization. Because god forbid they took the minute and half to allow me to fill out a credit card authorization while there. We all know how hard that would have been. I guess MPCC also needed my firstborn and kidney to step foot through the door. Honestly, I have no idea how this place stays in business when they speak to people the way they did today. But I certainly won't be using them and I will be letting every producer I work alongside know to go elsewhere. This town is small and word of mouth travels. Maybe try speaking to people like they're human beings. It goes a long way.

The Sword and the Stone - videofilmproductions - Updated May 2026

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