Filming at historic sites requires special (and expensive) permits; we can guide you through the Greek Ministry of Culture's application process.

Yes, we have specialized crews experienced in maritime environments who frequently shoot in the port of Piraeus.

We use motorcycle couriers for gear when possible or allow extra setup time to ensure traffic jams don't delay your shoot.

Filming at archaeological sites like the Acropolis is strictly regulated and requires permits from the Ministry of Culture, which can take weeks to process and are costly. We have experience navigating this bureaucracy and can advise on realistic timelines or alternative locations with view of the Parthenon.

Yes, these historic districts are great for capturing the vibe of Athens. We use compact, run-and-gun setups to navigate the narrow, crowded streets without causing obstruction or drawing negative attention.

Yes, our local crews are fully bilingual. This is essential for communicating with local authorities, venue owners, and talent while keeping your international team in the loop.

We frequently cover events at the Megaron and are familiar with its concert halls and conference rooms. We know the technical specifications for tapping into their high-end audio systems.

Athens traffic can be challenging, and strikes affect public transport. We arrange private van transportation for crew and gear to ensure we are self-sufficient and arrive on time regardless of the city's status.

Yes, we can easily travel to the Saronic islands for shoots. We handle the ferry logistics and accommodation to extend your production beyond the mainland.

Athens summers are very hot and the light is harsh at midday. We strongly recommend scheduling outdoor shoots for early morning or late afternoon (Golden Hour) to avoid the heat and get the best cinematic look.