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  • 2009-11-16 at 19:16

    Malaine Adams
    Member

    Hello,

    For upcoming feature film:
    We are looking for a luxury chalet + surrounding woods and lake that will have snow in June / July.

    Europe

    Please reply with photos to: jfwelbanks@gmail.com / cc kaibarry@gmail.com

    2009-11-18 at 07:51

    Ursula Giegerl
    Member

    Hi,
    Europe has no snow in the Summer.
    So only artificial snow can be considered.
    How far out do you need the snow around the chalet?
    Heinz Dill
    DH Film Service
    Switzerland
    info@dhfilmservice.com

    2009-11-18 at 09:07

    Bjarne Bjorndalen
    Member

    Her in Norway we do have snow in summer time. But this is high up in the mountains. Luxury chalet need to be investigated if situated at these locations?
    Please do not hasitate contacting the coldest location manager in the world
    Arcticlocation / Norway
    Phone: +47 91324347
    Mail: info@arcticlocation.com

    2009-11-18 at 09:40

    sinisa bosancic
    Member

    Hello John,
    as somebody already said before in Europe you will not find threes and lakes in the snow nor normal chalets. We can find modern huts high up in the mountain on the glaciers (and snow around) that need to be propped. Obviously if you can come earlier in the spring we can still find something down in the valleys. Anyway if you contact us with some more details we can more precise advising on what we can do. paolo@shootinthealps.com http://www.shootinthealps.com

    2009-11-18 at 12:45

    guiraud emmanuel
    Member

    Dear John
    We may struggle to find a chalet at the altitude where snow is guaranteed. What action do you need to shoot outside the chalet? What style of property is required? The good news is that switzerland can be great value for locations, accommodation and crew for an early summer job as most snow work is winter based. Drop us a line to info@snowfilms.com if you want to discuss further.

    Regards
    kim
    http://www.snowfiilms.com

    2009-11-18 at 12:48

    guiraud emmanuel
    Member

    Dear John
    We may struggle to find a chalet at the altitude where snow is guaranteed. What action do you need to shoot outside the chalet? What style of property is required? The good news is that switzerland can be great value for locations, accommodation and crew for an early summer job as most snow work is winter based. Drop us a line to info@snowfilms.com if you want to discuss further.

    Regards
    kim
    http://www.snowfiilms.com

    2010-05-09 at 21:17

    Shoot Paris
    Member

    Dear John,

    Luxury chalet is not available, but mountain hut with guaranteed snow is located at the slope of mount Kazbek in Georgia.
    Please contact at info@geofilmproduction.com
    http://www.geofilmproduction.com

    2010-05-09 at 21:27

    Shoot Paris
    Member

    Dear John,

    Photo attached was not visible in previous message. Now it’s in jpg format.

    Best regards, Nick
    info@geofilmproduction.com

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