Attractive Locations & Incentives

[Aryadi NotohatyantoMember]

Hi

I am a producer currently working on a feature film and I have the following questions:

– Does the new British film incentive only cover GB, or does it cover any territories or protectorates (e.g. Virgin Islands, Gilbraltor, Bermuda, Isle of Man, etc.)?

– What other territories have attractive incentives and could serve as a back drop to a Western-ish film?

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Regards

Michael Gebauer
michael@sheerfilms.com

[ATSUMASA KACHIMember]

I am a Film Commissioner in British Columbia, Canada. At this website you will find film incentives:
http://www.bcfilmcommission.com/finance/
We have shot many westerns in British Columbia, for more information, please contact the website above.
Adelheid Bender
Columbia Shuswap Film Commission

[Peter CatalanotteMember]

Hi Michael:

My name is Judy Schultz and I am the director of the Sedona (Arizona) Film Office. Please visit our website, http://www.sedonafilmoffice.com/ for location photos and information as well as info on the new Arizona production tax incentive program. As you will see from the information on our website, Sedona has a rich history of western films. For further information on the Arizona tax incentive program please contact the Arizona State Film Office: http://www.azcommerce.com/Film/default.asp
Please call or email me if you are interested in learning more about shooting in Sedona.

Best,

Judy Schultz
Director
Sedona Film Office
A Division of the Sedona Chamber of Commerce
(928)204-1123
judy@sedonafilmoffice.com

[Rich PringMember]

Hello Michael – have you considered Canada’s Yukon? Have a look at our website at http://www.reelyukon.com for more information about our attractive incentive programs, crew, facilities and our credit list. Dawson City IS western set – no dressing required!

If you send your mailing address to info@reelyukon.com , we would be happy to send you a package of information about filming in Canada’s Yukon.

[David GaneMember]

Hi There,
I am with the Ontario Film Commission. Not to appear to be sending filming away from our own jurisdiction, but I might suggest the client contact the Alberta Film Commission, if they are looking for the “big sky country” sort of look for this western. Contact Dan Chugg at 1-780-422-8584, or dan.chugg@gov.ab.ca.
Best of luck,

[Michal BialozejMember]

Dear Michael,
New Zealand has a very attractive incentive rebate scheme (see http://www.filmnz.com) along with some very ‘western’ locations. If you would like us to send information and images please let me know – susan@filmnz.org.nz –

[Mary-ann Member]

Hi Michael

The new tax credit in the UK applies only to the UK, and not, unfortunately, to its protectorates. It is based on film making activity carried out IN the UK, even when non UK nationals are used. There are incentives in many other countries, eg. Canada, Hungary, Luxembourg, South Africa, Ireland, to name a few. It might make more sense for you to give me a call to discuss further – my dd is +44 207 535 5794.

Rgds

John

[Ahmed KardousMember]

Hello,

Westerns are made all the time in Ashcroft and Kamloops areas of British Columbia, Canada. “An Unfinished Life”, “Miss Texas”, “Deadman’s Gun”, “Gunfighter’s Moon”, “By Dawn’s Early Light” are just a few examples.

Our web site:
http://www.tnrd.bc.ca

Click on “Film Commission”

See “Tax Credits” botton – for info; there is a Regional Tax Credit for filming outside Vancouver; an additional 6 per cent plus provincial and federal tax credits. There is also a post-production tax credit; they can all be combined.

See “Locations” botton – for images of desert and west ern themes. We also have a western movie town set. It’s also on the web site.

Thank you for your inquiry.

We will be more than happy to build a web/ftp site, specifically designed to consist of locations for your project.

Vicci Weller
Executive Director of Film
Thompson-Nicola Film Commission
vweller@tnrd.bc.ca
250-377-8673 or 250-319-6211

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