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Hi Mark, we often work in Torino as one of our main partners lives there and is much easier city than Milano to work in. We’ve shot there two Ford commercials, an Asics shoes, Lenovo computer and Microsoft, and we just got confirmed for a new shoot for another london based production company… also a sport brand with extreme low budget… I’m sure we can help you. Please contact me at paolo@shootinthealps.com.
If you want to check more about us please visit our website http://www.shootinthealps.com or visit us on FaceBook

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Hello Rihannon,

we are based nearby milano and one of our main partners is based in Torino. We will be shooting in Torino in August 13 and 14th… Let me know more about your job and we can take it from there.

Best,
Paolo
http://www.shootinthealps.com
paolo@shootinthealps.com

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Hello Laura,

We are specialized in the European Alps and we cover Slovenia, Austria, Italy, France and Switzerland. In March we can easily find snowy situation with a big range of chices towns, small villages, chalets, forests, rivers, frozen lakes, etc… We will be actually already shooting a winter catalogue in mid March and we will more then happy to host your shoot as well. Last year we serviced a cinese winter catalogue in late march.

What you will NOT FIND in Europe in Mid March is the red/orange leaves. This is from northern Europe down to Greace. The reg/orange leaves are present in autumn before they fall on the ground. In March all the north emisphere is aming to spring with green leaves trying to pop out as soon the temperature rise. In the Alps in March thanks to the altitude we can still find winter and we can still find spots where the leaves are still on the ground but they will be brown/yellow and the trees will be bare and have a winter look. Hope this helps a bit. Please feel free to contact me with more details to better understand the projec and bring it where ever is best. Paolo paolo@shootinthealps.com

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Hello Tom,

although there are some chances that we can get a village in the snow at the end of october (as it has happened last year) it is not guaranteed and at the moment there is not trace of snow in villages at the valley. There are some houses (4-5 buildings) on a glacier that depending on what your scenes might work and the snow is guaranteed through out the year. Obviously it greately depends on your storyboard and production needs. I will send you some pictures on your email and if you are interested please feel free to send me some more informations about the job. Hope this will be helpfull. Best regards, Paolo paolo@shootinthealps.com http://www.shootinthealps.com

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Hi K.

please contact us we have different option in the Alps. We can offers alternatives in Switzerland, Austria, or Italy depending on your needs. Let us know more and we will gladly help you with the best solutions. Here below some summer shots of easy access glacier locations.

Paolo@shootinthealps.com
http://www.shootinthealps.com

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Hello Jaewoo,
we already got a couple of tiny villages that already got snow in the Alps. Please feel free to send us some more information on your project so that we can make a more precise proposal. Paolo
paolo@shootinthealps.com http://www.shootinthealps.com

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Hello Alexi, we do have fir trees in the Alps in more than one locations, but we need to know a bit more about your project to determine if we can help you. Please feel free to contact me at paolo@shootinhtealps.com – http://www.shootinthealps.com

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Hi Clare, have a look at the proposal I’ve sent you on your email in the Italian lakes area.

paolo@shootinthealps.com

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Hello Shirley,

between northern Italy and Switzerland there are trains that travel through high mountain landscapes and in the first week of May we can definitely find snow. Not sure we can find it at tree level but with some luck we could still be able to find some. Definitely we can find some without trees and definitely if there are trees we will find’em! Contact us with more details and we can check what we can do. Paolo@shootinthealps.com

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Hello Clare, April is a good period to find green grass with different possibilities of landscapes. Snowy backgrounds up in the mountains or just plain summery landscape. Please get in contact with us with more details and I’m sure we can help you. paolo@shootinthealps.com

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Hello Tony, I advise you to get in contact with Blue Sky Africa at: hemal.shah@blueskyafrica.com They are based in Kenya and are the most prepared and efficient in the area. I’m sure they can assist you with anything. Contact Hemal or Mario

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Hello Clare,

I’ve just had a chat with the elicopter pilot we have on the shoot we are preparing and we have some ideas to propose. I’m sending you an email with some ref pictures. http://www.shootinthealps.com

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Hello John,
as somebody already said before in Europe you will not find threes and lakes in the snow nor normal chalets. We can find modern huts high up in the mountain on the glaciers (and snow around) that need to be propped. Obviously if you can come earlier in the spring we can still find something down in the valleys. Anyway if you contact us with some more details we can more precise advising on what we can do. paolo@shootinthealps.com http://www.shootinthealps.com

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Ciao Marcello, why going on the other side of the world to look for a snowy village… when we have the alps outside your door? Contact us. We can help you.
paolo@shootinthealps.com

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InLanghe Piedmont( Italy ), there are many fields of hazelnuts, so much so that comes Nutella produced with these nuts. The problem is that the time of collection of hazelnuts was in late August early September, we can recreate the same situation, but the trees and nature around will be a little different now that you would like shoot on the 2nd half of November.

Joseph Geminale

joseph@shootinthealps.com
+39 334 66 50 928

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