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Regardless of economical conditions, non-resident film crews always
need a place to stay, especially if they’re en route to
incentive-enticing faraway lands. While filming in San Diego, the
production of Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen occupied about 250 rooms at various hotels, and their stay benefited the hotels and the city...
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In the Southeastern States of South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida
and Georgia, the people are nice but the incentives are even nicer.
With beautiful scenery and temperate weather...
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Thanks to lucrative tax incentives springing up across the United
States and its territories, filmmakers have more budget-friendly
location options than ever. But, while tax breaks play a huge role in
determining where to film, there are many other factors that cannot be
ignored. This annual report is an evaluation of locations offering a
combination of the best tax incentives, crew base, infrastructure and
other unique resources...
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Fantastic filming opportunities lie south of U.S. borders. Some
countries need to solidify their reputation as top-notch locations
while others continue to build impressive resumes. Let’s find out which
Latin American countries are grabbing the location spotlight these days...
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Located in Mexico City, the Mexican Film Commission (COMEFILM) took over the duties of promoting audiovisual production in Mexico in 2007 from a private organization that did this job for approximately 10 years. “The decision to incorporate it to the Mexican Film Institute (IMCINE) came from the need [to provide] an integral support to all film productions,” says COMEFILM’s Carla Raygoza, who works alongside Mauricio Pedroza and commission Director Hugo Villa. The trio possesses...
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