Service Film Production in Spain

Spain not only is home to Europe’s only desert, but it also has snow-capped mountains, forests, lakes, rivers, and thousands of miles of beach and coastline. It also has a variety of architecture from modern cities to medieval castles, futuristic structures, and quaint villages. Spain is so versatile it can double for the US, Asia, Africa, South America, and nearly any location you need.

Spain has large stages and studios in the main shooting hubs as well as in the newly re-opened City of the Light in Alicante, which also boasts a water tank. There are western sets and other backlots for period shoots or total location control.

We can provide Daily Rushes to suit your production, however you would like to receive them. We can provide DITs and Data Wranglers and the associated equipment, either on set, or at the Edit Suite, including Colour Correction, in cooperation with the DITs.

We have access to full sound editing suites, and an experienced Sound Designer and sound editors. This includes ADR and SFX studios.
We work with a range of local editors and assistant editors, DITs and data wranglers, who have experience in feature films, drama series, corporates, music videos and commercials.

Filming in Spain - The Essentials on Filming Permits and Working Visas

Spain is a popular filming destination, and the local film commissions are dedicated to making the process of obtaining filming permits as easy as possible. The time it takes to obtain a permit may vary based on the region and type of location, but with film commissions in nearly every part of Spain, you can be assured of a streamlined process.

NO VISA OR WORK PERMIT REQUIRED
Visa and Work Permit Requirements for Audiovisual Professionals

For professionals from visa-exempt countries who are planning to stay in Spain for up to 90 days, no visa or work permit is required. However, for stays between 90-180 days, work visas may be issued to professionals in the audiovisual sector. And, for stays exceeding 180 days, a residence permit will be required for foreign workers in the audiovisual industry who are residing in Spain.

In conclusion, with its favorable weather, diverse landscapes, and well-established support system for filmmakers, Spain is a fantastic location for filming projects of all scales. And, with its straightforward visa and permit requirements, it's easy to see why so many international filmmakers choose to work in Spain.

At Identical Pictures there is no budget too small or too big. Our mission is to work within whatever Budget our partners may have. We can budget for you across all forms of content, from feature films through to commercials.

We understand how to provide Summary and Detailed Budgets, in a variety of different Budgeting software (Excel, MMB).

We also provide Cost Control through Daily or Weekly Cost Reporting, and can work with any software you prefer.

We have access to a range of independent film accountants, payroll, bookkeepers, accounts clerks, and auditors.

Our ability to negotiate the Regulatory environment, as well as the daily specifics of Film Accounting, will ensure a smooth and carefully managed process.

Spain's climate is one of the most desirable in Europe, boasting average temperatures of 20℃/70℉ throughout the year. With rainfall typically occurring less than 50 days per year, Spain offers a warm and sunny atmosphere for visitors. The North of the country boasts a lush and verdant landscape, while the South is characterized by its dry, arid terrain.