Since then, only four new films were made. Instead, there were more Western studios that were filming in Jordan in order to use Wadi Rum and other desert-like areas as locations for many of their films. Some of the more famous examples include, "Lawrence of Arabia" (1962) and "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)""." Years later, the Abdul Hameed Shoman Foundation was founded in 1989 to help cultivate a cinema culture of Arab films in an attempt to establish the film industry in Jordan. Moreover, in 2003 the Royal Film Commission was established that was also an attempt to encourage the production of Jordanian films. As a result, more Jordanian films were being produced including, the 2014 Academy Award nominee, "Theeb, Captain Abu Raed" (2008), and "3000 Nights" (2016) which was a recipient of the Royal Film Commission's Fund.