Skosh Films, under the RSG umbrella with ResQ, is excited to film at Governor Hunt’s Pyramid Tomb in Phoenix, AZ, on Thursday, May 8, 2025, from 10 AM to 11 AM. Perched on a hill in Papago Park, this white pyramid is the final resting place of George W.P. Hunt, Arizona’s first governor, who served seven terms and passed away in 1934. Built in 1931, the tomb reflects Hunt’s fascination with pyramids, inspired by his travels to Egypt, and offers a stunning view over Phoenix, framed by the park’s iconic red sandstone buttes.

Our team will be there to capture the tomb’s quirky charm and historical significance, filming its stark white structure against the desert landscape and the city skyline beyond. We’ll document the site’s serene beauty and, if time allows, interview a local historian or park official about Hunt’s legacy and the tomb’s story. Skosh Films is crafting a production that celebrates this “cool thing” as a unique piece of Arizona history, bringing Governor Hunt’s Pyramid Tomb to audiences far and wide. Join us in exploring this hidden gem—follow Skosh Films for updates on this project and catch the final film soon. Want to collaborate on capturing historical stories? today!