Yes, all our bookings are managed in English, and we dispatch English-speaking crews for international clients.

Transport strikes happen. We use local crews to minimize reliance on trains and flights during disruptions.

We have a network covering major cities, but for deep rural shoots, travel fees from the nearest hub (Lyon, Bordeaux, etc.) apply.

We have crews based in Paris, but also in key regional hubs like Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux, and Nice. This allows us to cover the entire country efficiently without excessive travel costs.

Yes, we strictly adhere to French labor laws regarding crew hours, breaks, and overtime. We handle all the payroll and administrative details to ensure your production is compliant.

Filming in Paris often requires permits from the Prefecture of Police or local city halls.12 We manage the application process, which can take a few weeks, to ensure you can film at iconic spots like the Trocadéro or Montmartre.

We are experienced in covering events at Cannes. We know the accreditation process and how to navigate the busy Croisette to capture red carpet moments and industry events.

France has strict drone regulations, especially in urban areas.13 We work with licensed pilots who can obtain the necessary authorizations from the DGAC to fly legally.

Yes, our local crews are bilingual in French and English. This ensures clear communication with your team and local talent or authorities.

We offer location scouting services to find the perfect French backdrop, whether it's a lavender field in Provence, a chateau in the Loire Valley, or a modern office in La Défense.