Rubles and the Red Square: On location in Russia
[slideshow id=32]Above all else you need to have one thing when filming in Russia - cash, and lots of it.
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Charter flights: Taking control the Hollywood way
[slideshow id=34]When you charter an aircraft, whether it’s a helicopter, private jet or large commercial airliner, you call the shots. You can decide when you want to fly, where you want to fly to and you have the whole aircraft so that all your crew - and possibly equipment - can travel with security all together.
Filming in Morocco with Lasse Hallström
[slideshow id=33]I was sitting on my terrace in Tenerife, sipping a beer, when I received the call to go to Morocco and UPM the Moroccan end of Salmon fishing in the Yemen, directed by Lasse Hallström.
On location in Singapore
[slideshow id=30]An island country off the Malay Peninsula just 85 miles north of the equator in Southeast Asia, there’s no doubt Singapore is something special.
The Location Guide wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
[slideshow id=36]Although 2010 has kept us incredibly busy with the relaunch of our annual guide and website, it has been a pleasure assisting you with your filming projects.
Stars shoot up California desert for Call of Duty Black Ops
[slideshow id=29]Ever wondered whether US talk show host Jimmy Kimmel could handle himself in a war zone with only a grenade launcher for company? No? Well, the makers of new video game Call of Duty Black Ops decided it would be fun to take him and a few others out to the desert in California to find out.
Powerade films train-top sprint in Uruguay
[slideshow id=28]Keen joggers might find their normal running route feels a bit dull from time to time. They’ve probably never considered jumping onto the local freight train to inject a bit of spice to their work-out. This is exactly what happens in the new commercial spot from Powerade, entitled Road to Endorphins.
Irish Film Board faces relatively minor 3.3% budget cut
The Irish Film Board (IFB) faces a 2011 budget reduction of a comparatively minor 3.3%, leaving it a total of EUR16 million. Given the scale of cuts across all sectors in the Irish industry, this is being viewed as a positive development.