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Forums Safe Rainforest Locations (no big snakes and no poisonous animals)

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  • Kim Leong
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    I would like to find a rainforest or tropical forest in Mainly Latin America or Caribbean. Is there a particular rainforest that doesn’t have the large snakes and poisonous animals? I visited the El Yunque rainforest in Puerto Rico, which is pretty safe. I also understand that Hawaii’s rainforest (although not in Latin America and Caribbean) is safer as well. This location is for a film.

    You ca contact me at gc@gcrestproductions.com

    The Commonwealth of Dominica sounds like exactly what you are looking for. Beautifully rich, virgin rainforests..stunning vistas and best of all there aren’t any poisonous animals on the island. Scenes from Pirates of the Caribbean were also shot here and more recently a few episodics with the Discovery Channel. Lets talk.

    P.S
    The Commonwealth of Dominica should not to be mistaken for the Dominican Republic. They are two totally different islands.
    Thanks

    Quicklinkpro@gmail.com

    Dear Merry ,
    i would like to suggest you to shoot in INDIA, one of the safest place for shoot in a very cost effecting budget ,
    Hope you will consider India, please have a look some of the reference picture of rain forest. For more info brief me by mail .

    Regard
    Dharmendra singh
    +91 9833084766
    Skype :- dharmendra1232
    http://www.mindfilmsindia.com
    mail me – mindfilms@gmail.com

    Dear Merry ,
    i would like to suggest you to shoot in INDIA, one of the safest place for shoot in a very cost effecting budget ,
    Hope you will consider India, please have a look some of the reference picture of rain forest. For more info brief me by mail .

    Regard
    Dharmendra singh
    +91 9833084766
    Skype :- dharmendra1232
    http://www.mindfilmsindia.com
    mail me – mindfilms@gmail.com

    Hi Merri,

    I have a production company in the Caribbean and can help you find the safe rainforest that you need. What size of forest are you looking for ? What time frame?
    best
    Ellen
    thecaribbeanproduction.com


    Alex Jones
    Member

    Good Afternoon from Habana,Cuba .
    We have some great options for you here in Cuba and there are definitely no poisonous animals here . Please send me some more info about your needs and I will forward you some location pictures . best regards from Habana .

    Frank Vervoorst
    frank@buenavistafilmscuba.com
    http://www.buenavistafilmscuba.com
    +535 2645290


    Clem Johnson
    Member

    Hi Merri,
    Have a look at Harry Hook’s “The Lord of The Flies” which we shot in Portland Jamaica with some great Tropical Rain Forest and rivers and waterfalls and mountains (and wild beaches). Of course with a cast of children the rain forest had to be extremely safe and we had no problems over 12 weeks of shooting. As a musician, you might be interested to know that there is also a world class recording studio there too.

    Costa Rica has some great national parks that include relatively safe Tropical Rain Forest also.

    you can reach me directly on matthew@epicfilmsglobal.com


    Jurgen Hoppe
    Member

    Hello from the Dominican Republic.
    1.) some of the largest rainforests in the Caribbean (lowland and altitudes up to 11,000 feet).
    2.) no dangerous snakes
    3.) 25% tax credit for foreign productions
    4.) over 3,000 professionals working in the movie business.
    5.) over 20 feature films made every year.
    6.) no import bonds, fees or taxes for imported gear
    7.) English speaking local crew
    8.) 7 international airports
    9.) inexpensive productions costs.
    10.) best infrastructure in the Caribbean.
    Welcome to the Dominican Republic!


    Sarah Cox
    Member

    Dear Merri,

    We are an international production services company, recently located at Ecuador.
    We are a many years experienced argentinian team that we came here, because we found this country at the “best location place for filming” because has many variety of locations on little kilometres, location point (middle of the world) , and excellent prices and equipment.
    We insure professionalism with our background expertise. Even we know all the safest places for filming in Amazonas (we filmed a documentary recently for 2 month living inside amazonas, so we have a big expertise on logistics and safety).

    Here you have some pics of Amazonas and here a link with some timelapses of our work, https://vimeo.com/141293949

    We will be pleased to help you to find the perfect spot

    our web site http://www.raizfilms.com

    Many Thanks and kind regards!

    Tiana Alejandra Rivera
    Executive Producer
    (+593)996 000 826
    tiana@raizfilms.com

    http://www.raizfilms.com
    http://www.vimeo.com/raizfilms
    http://www.facebook.com/raizfilms

    Hi Merri,
    we have extensive experience working with international crews, our clients include National Geographic, Discovery, BBC, CNN, Channel 5, among other major networks.

    We would like to suggest you filming in the Ecuadorian Amazon rain forest, there are many safe locations, with great accommodation facilities and that “unique deep-jungle look” you may want to have in your film.

    Please provide us your contact information so we can call you and give you more detailed information, I’m absolutely positive on getting the right locations for your project.

    Kind regards,
    Calé Rodriguez
    E: cale@grafex.tv
    T: +593 992 752 719


    sombo Sombo
    Member

    Hi Merri,

    We are in SEA Indonesia and Malaysia has good rein forest, as we are a tropical county – Drop us and email if you are keen in this part of the world.

    rush@makingname.co.id
    +62818990527


    Mark Tennant
    Member

    Hello, Merry
    We can make any scouting if we get to know some of the details about what you are planning to produce.

    We are a company located in Ecuador

    This is our mail
    vissionwerks@gmail.com

    Wassap: Country code (593) – 0995860539

    Alex Loren.


    Gera Ho
    Member

    Hello
    Havana Pictures – Cuba.
    sergio@havanapictures.org


    Susan Reid
    Member

    Hola!

    Costa Rica could be an alternative. Our company LCA Productions is focus con Productions Services. Please let me know if you like me to sent some references. Saludos,

    José Ignacio Paris
    jiparis@lcaproductions.com

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