William F. White International Inc. (WFW), a Sunbelt Rentals company has acquired Studio City Toronto, one of Toronto’s busiest studio complexes for film and television production, as well as Studio City Rentals, a leading provider of rigging and scaffold to the film and television industry.

Studio City Rentals, with locations in Toronto, Vancouver and Los Angeles, was founded by Chris Nethercoat and Mike Kirilenko in 1999.

Studio City Toronto, also owned by Nethercoat and Kirilenko, is situated in the east end of the city’s downtown core and boasts 148,000 sq. ft. of purpose-built studio facilities through its six sound stages and work areas.

Wildeboer Dellelce LLP acted for Studio City Toronto and Studio City Rentals in connection with the transaction with a team comprised of Chris Partridge (M&A and Corporate/Debt Products), James Brown, Ragu Anantharajah, and Nathan Holloway (M&A and Corporate/Securities), Jonathan Born and Brendan Wu (Real Estate), and Katy Pitch and Marija Tasevska (Tax).