Mbrella Films
Film Production Company in Germany
For many years, Germany has been a good host for many blockbuster-tier productions from around the world. The country can offer a wealth of locations including vast forests, rivers and mountain ranges, old-period architecture, modern cities, and sporting venues. To name some of the movies: “The Bourne Trilogy”, “Captain America: Civil War”, and “The Grand Budapest Hotel.” It’s clear how vast the locations Germany can offer for any genre of films. The permitting process is also very well organized, our team can get you the permit in 5-7 working days and take your production off the ground.
Germany could be the perfect home for your film production, no matter what scale of film production you bring. The equipment and crew here are of high international standards and are ready to onboard for any production. Mbrella Films can provide you with diverse producers who have over 10 years of experience in film production. They communicate fast, act quickly, and can assure you that your film production in Germany will run as smoothly as possible in their hands.
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Top 5 Filming Locations in Germany
Berlin
Berlin is the capital and the largest city in Germany by both area and population. It is the busiest and most crowded city and has been the house for many spy-thriller films such as “The Bourne Trilogy”, “John Wick Chapter 4”, and “Mission: Impossible III.” However, a sense of suspense and tension can also be captured from the city, like the one from “The Queen’s Gambit”, an acclaimed limited series from Netflix starring Anya Taylor-Joy. The Series used Berlin in replace of many countries around the world from New York, Paris, Moscow, and Las Vegas, to Mexico City.
Dresden
Dresden is in the eastern part and the fourth largest city in Germany. The town is famous for its old buildings and a grand palace around the city. However, the movie “TAR” starring Cate Blanchett used the Kulturpalast, a modernist and the largest multi-purpose hall in Dresden as the set mostly in their performance scenes.
Leipzig
Leipzig, another city in the eastern part of Germany, has been known as a trade city since at least the time of the Holy Roman Empire. “Captain America: Civil War” was shot their most iconic fight scene between team Cap and team Ironman at the airport here, in Leipzig Airport.
Werder, Brandenburg
Brandenburg is a state that surrounds the national capital and city-state of Berlin. Most parts of the city are old medieval buildings combined with modernist buildings. However, we would recommend more of the countryside of the city like Werder. “Inglorious Basterds” and “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2” were shot in this state.
Gorlitz
Gorlitz is the easternmost town in Germany and lies opposite Poland. It’s a small town but it once was the host for Wes Anderson’s film “The Gran Budapest Hotel” which used the abandoned Gorlitzer Warenhaus Department Store as the main set of the hotel.
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Our producers will take care of your film production and make sure you know your line budget at every step of the production process. Feel free to contact us via the form below if you are interested in bringing your production to Germany. Mbrella Films is here to help you in every step.