In Central/Soho, a van is a liability due to traffic. We often use taxis or the MTR for speed unless it's a heavy gear shoot.

Yes, we know the best public vantage points in TST to get the iconic Victoria Harbour backdrop.

Our local crews are fluent in Cantonese, which is vital for dealing with building security and logistics.

Yes, the harbour skyline is iconic. Commercial filming in public spaces like the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade requires permission from the Film Services Office and sometimes the LCSD. We handle these applications to ensure a smooth shoot.

We can arrange shoots on the Star Ferry to capture the unique views of the city from the water. This requires prior approval from the ferry company, which we coordinate to avoid peak commuter times.

Filming at Victoria Peak, especially at the Peak Tower or Lugard Road, requires permits. We know the best spots to get the classic high-angle shots of the skyscrapers and harbor legally.

Yes, our local crews are fluent in Cantonese and English (and often Mandarin). This is vital for communicating with local vendors, drivers, and talent while keeping your international team informed.

Hong Kong has strict drone laws (SUA Order). Flying near the harbour or dense urban areas is restricted. We work with registered pilots who can apply for permission to fly in specific zones or use alternative high-vantage points.

Filming in crowded areas like Mong Kok requires careful planning and compact gear to avoid blocking traffic. We can handle the police notifications required for street filming.

Yes, we can provide a professional teleprompter and operator. This is essential for executives who need to deliver scripted messages precisely in English or Chinese.