Mbrella Films
Film Production Company in Comoros
Comoros is a cluster of four islands located in the Indian Ocean offering a range of stunning backdrops for any type of film production. Its pristine beaches, tropical forests, and volcanic mountains make it an ideal location for capturing the beauty of nature. The crystal-clear waters and white sand beaches are perfect for underwater filming and water-based activities, while the dense forests and wildlife provide an opportunity to film wildlife documentaries and adventure films. The volcanic mountains offer a unique and dramatic landscape that can serve as a rugged backdrop for any production. If you’re considering Comoros for your next film production, Mbrella Films can assist you with the pre-production process, including obtaining necessary permits and approvals all the way through post-production.
Mbrella Films can also provide producers with over 10 years of experience in film production to guide you through every step of the process. To learn more about filming in Comoros, read on for the best locations for your film production.
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Filming Locations in Comoros
Comoros is a treasure trove of stunning filming locations that are sure to captivate audiences. With pristine beaches, lush tropical forests, and volcanic mountains, there is a diverse range of landscapes to choose from that can suit any type of film production. Comprised of four islands, the country itself provides a stunning and unique setting for your film production.
Moroni
Moroni is the largest city and capital of Comoros. Despite its small size, Moroni has been used as a filming location for various films and TV shows. The town’s colorful buildings, busy marketplaces, and picturesque coastal scenery make it an ideal backdrop for filmmakers looking to capture the essence of African island life.
Mitsamiouli Beach
Mitsamiouli Beach is a stunning and peaceful location located on the northern coast of the island of Grande Comore. Its crystal-clear waters and white sandy beaches make it a prime location for film productions looking for an exotic and visually striking setting for their films.
Mount Karthala
Located on the island of Grande Comore, Mount Karthala is an active volcano with rugged terrain and unique landscapes that have made it a dream destination filming location for documentaries and nature films. Its raw power and striking beauty have been captured in various productions including the BBC’s “Wild Africa” series.
Lac Salé
Lac Salé is a saltwater lake that provides a breathtaking backdrop for nature documentaries and films. Its crystal-clear waters and picturesque rocky shoreline make it a perfect filming location. For film productions that are seeking to capture the raw power and unique landscapes, you should consider this location as one of the choices.
Mohéli Island
Mohéli Island is one of the four islands that make up the Union of Comoros. The island’s pristine beaches, clear waters, and lush tropical forests have made it a popular filming location for nature documentaries and travel shows. Productions that have been filmed on Mohéli Island include the BBC’s “Indian Ocean with Simon Reeve” and some French documentaries.
Film Equipment and Crew in Comoros
The film industry in Comoros is still in its early stages of development, which may make it difficult to find a wide range of film equipment and experienced crew members on the islands. However, at Mbrella Films, we can help you locate any specific equipment you need and provide experienced crew members to support your production. We have sources that can provide everything your production requires, and our English-speaking producers with over 10 years of experience can guide you through every step of the film production process in Comoros.
Budget for production in Comoros
Comoros is priceless when it comes to the number of scene options it can offer for your film production. Our producers will break down your line budget in every detail at every step of the production process. Mbrella Films is here to help your next film production possible, feel free to contact us with any inquiries you may have about filming in Comoros.