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Film & Photo Production Service Rome
A Film and Photo production company in Rome
Rome handles 40% of Italian national movie production. We manage permits for the Historic Center (Area C) and coordinate local crews. Whether you're looking for a production company in Rome to manage complex street logistics or secure historical permits for your photo or film project, we have local producers and location scouts based in the city to assist with your production needs. We produce numerous campaigns and services in Rome every year.
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Rome provides everything your production needs. It stands as Italy's primary hub for cinema and entertainment. In fact, the Lazio region with Rome at its center, consistently accounts for over 40% of the national movie production value, making it the country's undisputed leader in film production. (Source: ANICA - National Association of Cinematographic, Audiovisual and Digital Industries), Rome can fulfill all the local needs for a commercial shoot, including equipment rental houses, production designers, wardrobe, film studios, film development, and prop rentals. With two airports, Rome can be easily accessed from anywhere in the world, and it always has new locations to offer and surprise you. The climate makes it a practical location for year-round shooting. Rome offers an average of more than 2,500 hours of sunshine annually, providing reliable light and favorable conditions for productions in any season. (Source: World Meteorological Organization).



Navigating Production in Rome
Executing a successful shoot in Rome means understanding its unique landscape. Our local fixers and scouts are experts in securing filming permits for high-traffic areas, from the historic center around the Colosseum and Roman Forum to the distinct modern architecture of the EUR district. We have established relationships with local crews, talent agencies, and equipment vendors, ensuring your production runs smoothly. Whether you need to capture a chase scene on the cobblestones of Trastevere or a serene fashion shoot in the Villa Borghese gardens, we handle the complex logistics so you can focus on the creative vision.
Shooting in Rome: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How difficult is it to get filming permits in Rome?
Permits for public ground in Rome take approximately 20 working days. Because of this, we always recommend starting the location scouting process early to identify the right spots and get the applications in on time.
For world-famous landmarks like the Colosseum, there are also significant image rights fees to consider. Depending on the usage, the cost to film there can start from €20,000. Permitting for Castel Sant’Angelo or the Pantheon can begin at 10k euros. Our local team handles all the permit logistics for you.
Can we find good local crews in Rome?
Absolutely. Rome has a deep pool of experienced, professional crews for commercial advertising and film productions. You'll find top-tier talent for every department.
For fashion shoots, the local scene is a bit smaller. It’s quite common for key talent like photographers, stylists, or specific models to be based in Milan. This isn't a problem, as Milan is just a 3.5-hour trip by high-speed train, making it simple to bring the perfect team down for your shoot.
What are some good shooting locations in Rome?
Rome offers an incredible variety of locations, from grand public squares to quiet, charming streets. Here are a few popular spots we often work in:
- Piazza di Spagna: The Spanish Steps are iconic, but very popular. We always schedule shoots for the first hours of the morning to avoid the heavy crowds.
- Piazza Farnese & Trastevere: These areas offer a classic Roman atmosphere with beautiful architecture and cobblestone streets.
- Ponte Sant'Angelo (Bridge of Angels): This bridge leading to Castel Sant'Angelo provides stunning views and dramatic statues.
- Key Fountains: The Fontana dell’Acqua Paola on Janiculum Hill offers a panoramic view of the city. The Trevi Fountain is another famous option, but it is very, very busy almost 24/7.
- Villa Borghese Park: This large central park offers diverse scenery, including the elegant Casina Valadier and the famous Pincio Terrace, a viewpoint with one of the best panoramic overlooks of the city.
- Rooftop Apartments: We have access to many private apartments and terraces in the city center that provide amazing skyline views for more exclusive shoots.