Our local producers are experts in the current security situation and will only recommend locations and times that ensure crew and client safety.

Yes, due to frequent power cuts, our crews bring battery backups and portable generators for critical shoots.

Yes, our Beirut teams are trilingual (Arabic, French, English), perfect for diverse corporate interviews.

We are fully prepared for Beirut's power situation. Our crews bring plenty of backup batteries and portable power stations (generators) to ensure we can shoot continuously without relying on the unstable grid.

Filming in Solidere (Downtown) or Zaitunay Bay usually requires permits from the private management companies. We handle these permissions to ensuring we can shoot in these upscale locations without security interruptions.

Yes, we understand the complex geopolitical landscape of Beirut. We know which areas (like the Southern Suburbs) require specific political party permissions and strictly adhere to safety protocols and local guidance.

Given the banking situation, many local vendors and locations operate on cash. We handle these petty cash payments and logistics so you can pay us via standard international bank transfer or credit card.

Drone usage is heavily restricted and generally banned for commercial use without high-level military clearance, which is rare. We recommend using high vantage points from rooftops or mountains for establishing shots instead.

Yes, our crews are fluent in Arabic, English, and often French. This trilingual capability is extremely helpful for navigating the diverse cultural landscape of Lebanon.

We frequently shoot in Byblos, Batroun, and the Bekaa Valley. Lebanon is small, so we can reach almost any location within a few hours, but we plan carefully for traffic.