GG Israel Studios

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GG Israel Studios is a now defunct film production facility in Jerusalem, Israel. It was owned and operated by the Cannon Group Inc. and Golan-Globus Productions.

The studio was converted from a tuna warehouse into a technical production facility where Cannon produced their series of children's films based on fairytales by Hans Christian Andersen. Cannon also produced their 1986 action film Delta Force at the facility.

The studio was closed in 1990 after the collapse of the Cannon film company.