For shooting in Paris, The Paris Film Office assists professional filmmakers and offers guidance in preparing films, giving advice and supplying the necessary permits.
Contact :
T: +33 (0)1 42 76 43 61
e-mail : tournages@paris.fr.
La Commission du film du nord parisien a pour vocation de faciliter la travail des professionnels du film lors de leurs activités dans le nord parisien. Outil du Pôle audiovisuel cinéma multimédia du nord parisien, elle propose notamment une base de données de décors et de ressources locales, ainsi que de nombreux services gratuits (assistance lors des repérages, mise en relation et conseils…) destinés à répondre à toutes les attentes des professionnels.
Contact :
Stephan Bender
T: +33 (0)155935634
Mail: comfilm@lepole.org
As part of the Department of Val-de-Marne, Public Office of the South-East suburbs of Paris, the Val-de-Marne Film Commission is your source for all location scouts and shooting permits in public places in the region. The Department of Val-de-Marne provides shooting permits for administrative buildings such as high schools, nurseries and police headquarters, outdoor sites including parks and gardens, underground through sewer networks and more. With its varied landscapes of industries, residential areas, bucolic meadows and rustic forests, the Val-de-Marne provides all the locations you'll need to complete your shooting in Paris. Cinema studios, laboratories, SFX and all other production and post-production services are all conveniently located in the area. Stop by the Val-de-Marne Film Commission, to meet our knowledgeable staff.
Contact : Jérémie DUBERNET - +33 (0)1 49 56 27 02 - comfilm@cg94.fr
One of the youngest area of France, “le département du Val d’Oise”, has lived a love affair with cinema for about fifty years. More than 400 films have been directed there like “Lust of life” with Kirk Douglas as Vincent van Gogh (Vincente Minnelli, 1956), “What’s new Pussycat” with Woody Allen (Clive Donner, 1962) and recently “A very long engagement” with Audrey Tautou (Jean-Pierre Jeunet, 2004). In 2004, the Val d’Oise has received its first big Chinese production : “Deng Xio Ping 1926” in the Parc Regional du Vexin.
From Royaumont abbey to the quais of the Seine, from Auvers-sur-Oise to the new city of Cergy-Pontoise, the Val d’Oise has received many kind of artists for ages : painters (Van Gogh and the Impressionists), writers, actors and musicians, because of its beautiful settings and original landscapes. In cinema the whole world is in the Val d’Oise, even Bollywood have chosen our county to make movies…
With the Roissy Charles de Gaulle airport, the most important European airport, the Val d’Oise is ready to welcome you, at 30 minutes from Paris.
Contact : Patrick Glâtre (chargé de mission Images & Cinéma)
E-mail : patrick.glatre@valdoise.fr
The Association of Territorial Authorities for Eastern Paris (ACTEP) groups together 20 suburban small towns as well as the “départements” of Seine Saint-Denis and Val-de-Marne. Eastern Paris has 2,300 firms and 16,000 employees operating in various image-related fields.
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