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Hi everyone!
I’m looking for a place where we can shoot snowy winter, people skiing, playing snowballs, snowy forest etc. during August-September. What country can it be?
Hi, if you’re willing to consider a distance base shooting, Chile is definitely the place. If you need more details or want to share a production briefing with me, please send me an Email to dalvarez@saywhisky.co
I would recommend considering NEW ZEALAND for your snow location. We have had a great start to the snow season with many resorts and mountains easily accessible by road and only a short drive from the resort town and international airport of QUEENSTOWN.
Our ski fields are film friendly and New Zealand has COVID-19 completely under control.
You many be able to enter New Zealand by August/September, but if not, we are at full speed with our remote filming capabilities recently shooting a commercial in remote areas and live streaming to LA & the UK.
We have great talent agencies and talent, world class equipment and crew who regularly work in alpine and snow environments.
Here are a few of projects shot around Queenstown in previous winters:
If you would like further information, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Kind regards
Cam Wood
Line producer
Fixer
Location manager
reelnz.com
Well. In my mind think of my country Iceland.
Its in the name.
As well everything logistically about the Corona “not the beer” 🙂
Everything is very easy and it seems Iceland is very much one of the safest countries to visit these days.
Give us a call when you want and i will provide you with all details needed for your project. bui@hero.is
Yes!Absolutely and definitely, NEW ZEALAND.
We can Help to as CASTING. We can collaborate with Cam Wood too.
Your one/definitive stop shooting location is NEW ZEALAND. Best.
Kim
+64223914632 (NZ mobile)
emails: italiankiwi.filmconnectionz@gmail.com OR direction@malcolmxcasting.com
we constantly shoot on snow in the summer for many winter-in-summer project. Please feel free to contact paolo@shootinthealps.com with some more informations on your project and I will reply shortly after with some of the possibilities. Here are a couple of projects we shot in August and September in the Alps Pretty Little Thing JCrew Net-A-Porter Lipton Ice Tea Boda Skin
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This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by Paolo Sassi.
Hi!
Every year during August or September we do exactly the same: we shoot TVC with people skiing, snow fights – all sourounded by beautiful snow 🙂
Usually we go to the glacier in Switzerland or Italy.
Snow guaranteed 100% through all the year. That’s the best place in Europe trust me!
You can write me an e-mail and I will send you more detailes without problem.
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