La Casa Films

Shooting your Production Service in Chile

Here are some of the reasons Chile is being chosen by major international production companies:

Locations:

With an wide array of climates, from the Great Desert of the  northern reaches of the Atacama Desert, to Antarctica, there is a versatile range of locations for shooting.

A modern highway system and efficient air service help bring it together.

Climate:

Being in the southern hemisphere, Chile  has an inverse climate where you can shoot your jobs prior to the start of spring. But the advantage of Chile is the excellent sun ratio is central and northern Chile, where the almanac gives precipitations as low as 1 day per month in January and February.  Are you searching for fall or autumn in June, July, or August? You will find that as well.

Budget:

It’s no surprise that money goes much further in South America.  Chile is a high value for money country, where multi-day shoots can be had for a fraction of the cost of shooting in North America or Europe.

Talent:

Chile is an ethnic melting pot.  From the native american populations to the arrival of European settlers in the past 250 years, there is no one “Chilean”.  Production companies are often surprised to get the high level of casting that is obtained in the country for production services.

When looking for different looks, the proximity and ease of casting in Buenos Aires gives the best of that casting with all the advantages of shooting in Chile.  Chile’s labor laws do not hinder this at all.

Crew:

Smart, young, and experienced.  These are the hallmarks of our top crews and it’s this experience that make producers come back again and again to Chile

La Casa Films:

The La Casa Films team has years of production service under the belt, and miles of film behind it to ensure you enjoy a straight, to the point process. Things work, orders get accomplished, budgets are followed and satisfaction is dealt out. The way it’s supposed to be.

Chile often the only location with certain climate factors, such as snow in September or October, wheat fields in January, February, or March.