Wild Frame is a consultancy founded by Enrique Gutiérrez del Álamo, Fran Castro and Lluna Juvé, three of Spain’s most renowned Location Managers. With experience in productions such as Society of the Snow and Money Heist, they offer strategic advice, scouting and design of film locations. The firm will take part in Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025, showcasing its vision of location as a creative and strategic decision.

Kurdistan Film Commission Slemani, established in 2023 under the Deputy Prime Minister’s Office, is the official and only film commission in Kurdistan and Iraq. Its mission is to position Slemani and the Kurdistan Region as a hub for international film production by providing filming permits, location assistance, and coordination with authorities, showcasing the region’s safety, accessibility, and remarkable landscape diversity.

The Valladolid Film Commission promotes the city and its province as filming destinations, offering free services for production assistance, permits and local talent connections. From Memento Mori to Voy a pasármelo bien, it has helped position Valladolid as a true open-air film set. The commission will take part in Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 to showcase its growing audiovisual potential.

Landers & Cofiño, founded by lawyer and producer Janelle Landers and Olympian Saúl Cofiño, is transforming a former carbon-fibre factory in Avilés into a sustainable audiovisual hub. Combining Australian expertise and Asturian roots, the 650 m² space in Zeluán 52 will offer production services, mentoring and creative opportunities, promoting sustainability, local talent and international connectivity. Opening planned for early 2026.

Aragón Film Commission, managed by Aragón Exterior and supported by the Government of Aragón, promotes the region as an audiovisual destination through a public, free, and professional service. It provides guidance on permits, advises on locations, and connects production companies with local talent through its Production Guide. With landscapes ranging from deserts to mountain peaks, Aragón offers unique settings and strong institutional support for every shoot.

Coruña Estudio Inmersivo (CEI), now Spain’s largest virtual production studio, is redefining how audiovisual content is made. Managed by Pedralonga Estudios and powered by cutting-edge technology, CEI has been fully operational since February 2025. It enables cost-effective, sustainable filmmaking from Galicia and will be presented this October at Shooting Locations Market as a new benchmark in European production infrastructure and creative collaboration.

Coruña Estudio Inmersivo (CEI), now Spain’s largest virtual production studio, is redefining how audiovisual content is made. Managed by Pedralonga Estudios and powered by cutting-edge technology, CEI has been fully operational since February 2025. It enables cost-effective, sustainable filmmaking from Galicia and will be presented this October at Shooting Locations Market as a new benchmark in European production infrastructure and creative collaboration.

Film Basque Country will participate in Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025, positioning the Basque Country as a strategic destination for film production. With up to 60% + 10% in tax incentives, a public database of filming locations, and tailored solutions for each project, the region offers technical, visual, and economic advantages for producers, filmmakers, and location scouts seeking efficiency and diversity within a compact and well-supported territory.

Burgos Film Commission promotes the region as a unique filming destination, showcasing testimonials from directors and actors like Blanca Suárez and Daniel Grao. Iconic locations such as Atapuerca are praised for their cinematic beauty and symbolic power. The Commission offers tailored support, professional resources, and direct contact, making Burgos a rising star on the international audiovisual scene — and present at Shooting Locations Market 2025.

Portugal’s Aldeias do Xisto promote sustainable tourism through outdoor trails, stargazing, local gastronomy and cultural events, while also fostering rural regeneration with projects like the Silveira Tech Regeneration Village. Though not focused on film production to date, their participation in Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 signals their emergence as a location-ready territory for audiovisual projects aligned with authenticity, community development, and environmental sustainability.

Film Valencia combines a wide-ranging location offer with an integrated support system that includes a local network of film offices, tax incentives and logistical assistance. Recent productions like Andor (Disney+) and El cautivo (Amenábar) showcase its potential. At Shooting Locations Market 2025, Film Valencia will present its model for a sustainable, decentralised audiovisual industry rooted in regional talent and community participation.

Historical Villages of Portugal will be present at Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 as an authentic, sustainable and production-ready destination. With locations such as Monsanto or Belmonte, this network of twelve villages offers real-life film sets with strong visual storytelling, full production support and a clear strategy to attract international shoots without compromising their identity.

Madrid Film Office provides a comprehensive public support model to attract film productions, combining technical assistance, fiscal advice, cultural promotion and local talent development. In 2024, it handled over 11,000 filming permits and nearly 4,000 production support cases. Its presence at Shooting Locations Market 2025 will showcase the advantages of filming in Madrid to a highly specialised international audience.

Cantabria Film Commission handled 94 audiovisual projects in 2021, marking a 17.5% increase over the previous year. From major brands like Mahou and Women’ Secret to local documentaries and short films, the regional office has become a reliable partner. It will be present at Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025, where it will showcase a model based on proximity, sustainability and support for talent both inside and outside the region.

València Film Office will attend Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 to showcase why the city is one of the most complete filming destinations in Europe. With its natural light, wide range of locations, international connectivity and skilled local industry, València is a strategic ally for any production. The office offers full support—from permitting to sustainability—ensuring an ideal environment for audiovisual projects of all kinds.

AlUla is emerging as a premier filming destination, uniting cultural heritage, natural wonders and cutting-edge production facilities. With landscapes ranging from UNESCO-listed Hegra to the mirrored Maraya and vast desert oases, it offers diversity for any genre. Productions like Cherry, Kandahar, Norah and Malika confirm its appeal. At Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025, AlUla will present itself as a global hub for film and television projects.

Stellarum Films will attend Shooting Locations Marketplace on October 15–16 in Valladolid. Based in Ciudad Rodrigo, this Spanish production company champions identity-driven cinema rooted in faith, social justice and historical memory. Its films, made far from the country’s production hubs, show that powerful stories can emerge from the periphery with global reach and emotional depth.

Andalusia has become a key destination for international productions thanks to its professional support network, tax incentives of up to 30%, and a wide variety of locations that suit all kinds of stories. In 2023, the region hosted over 1,380 shoots. Andalusia Film Commission will be at Shooting Locations Marketplace on October 15–16 to showcase everything it has to offer.

Friuli Venezia Giulia has become one of Italy’s most attractive regions for film production, combining a pioneering fund of up to €300,000, training opportunities and international recognition. From Venice to Tribeca, films shot in the region highlight its cultural richness and diverse landscapes. At Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 in Valladolid, the FVG Film Commission will showcase why this territory is a key destination for audiovisual projects.

Santiago de Compostela provides comprehensive support for audiovisual productions, from permits and locations to legal guidance. Its unique atmosphere—stone streets, rain, and fog—makes the city a natural film set. Santiago Film Commission will attend Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 to showcase why filming here means efficiency, visual richness, and strong institutional commitment.

Soria Film Commission will be present at Shooting Locations Market 2025 with a proposal focused on efficiency, diverse locations, and a strong commitment to green shooting. The province offers a free public service for productions, versatile landscapes, and a rich cinematic legacy. Its participation aims to strengthen Soria’s international position as a key destination for the global audiovisual industry.

Menorca combines diverse settings—pristine beaches, fortresses, archaeological sites and historic towns—with unmatched light and strong institutional support. The Menorca Film Commission offers free guidance and permit management, while the Fundació Foment del Turisme's sponsorship program supports projects with promotional return. These assets position Menorca as a unique natural set, and the island will be present at Shooting Locations Market 2025.

Salamanca Film Commission returns to Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 with a proven offer: free permits within 24 hours, personalised support, and over 700 productions managed. With 15 years of experience, strong municipal backing, and a catalogue of 500+ locations, Salamanca stands out as one of Spain’s most efficient and versatile audiovisual destinations, ready to welcome international productions with professionalism and agility.

The Region of Murcia returns to Shooting Locations Marketplace, strengthening its position as a premier audiovisual destination. With a wide range of landscapes, modern infrastructure, over 3,000 hours of sunshine a year, and the full support of its Film Commission, Murcia provides ideal conditions for all types of productions. This October, it returns to Valladolid with an even stronger and more ambitious proposal.

Cine Tirol, the regional film commission, supports productions with a database of over 700 locations, financial incentives and free professional guidance. From historic castles to alpine landscapes, Tirol has become a premier natural film set. The commission will attend Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025, enhancing its international network and reinforcing its role as a key player in the global audiovisual industry.

With over 30 years of experience, Zaman Productions offers comprehensive audiovisual production services in Jordan, including locations, incentives, logistics, and creative development. Their team handles everything from feature films to documentaries and commercials, leveraging the country's diverse landscapes and promoting sustainability. Zaman Productions will attend Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 to connect with production companies and professionals from the international film industry.

Vilnius will attend Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 to showcase why it stands among Europe’s top filming destinations. Its versatility, tax incentives, professional crews, and the active work of its Film Office have made it a model film-friendly city. From major productions to commercials, Vilnius offers a compact, accessible, and ready-made filming environment for projects seeking flexibility, efficiency, and a wide range of cinematic possibilities.

Portugal will return to Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 on 15 and 16 October in Valladolid, reinforcing its position as a top-tier filming destination. With strong financial incentives, agile production support, and a focus on sustainability, the country continues to attract international productions. Portugal Film Commission and initiatives like Pic Portugal are key to this strategy, making the nation a reliable partner in global cinema.

Thailand will debut at Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025, on October 15 and 16 in Valladolid. Its presence strengthens the country’s positioning as an international filming destination, offering unique landscapes, institutional support, and a growing track record of major productions. The Thailand Film Office will take part in the Marketplace meetings, the networking Hub, and the event’s professional Summit.

The Czech Film Commission will attend Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 to showcase its success model. With top-tier professionals, a 25–35% cash rebate, legendary studios like Barrandov and a rich cinematic heritage, the Czech Republic stands out as a prime destination for international productions. Prague, versatile and fully equipped, sits at the center of a filmmaking ecosystem ready to host projects of any scale.

Gran Canaria returns to Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 aiming to strengthen its status as one of the most complete and reliable filming destinations worldwide. With unique landscapes, stable weather, attractive tax incentives and high-level infrastructure, the island offers an ideal setting for any production. Its Film Commission acts as a strategic partner, providing full support and facilitating all stages of the audiovisual production process.

THB Hotels returns to Shooting Locations Marketplace with a proposal that blends seafront settings, international experience and certified sustainability. With locations in Mallorca, Ibiza, Costa del Sol and Lanzarote, its venues have hosted productions like Clash of the Titans and Cloud Atlas, offering a comprehensive service that includes everything from logistics to personalised guidance throughout the filming process.

Norway has become a top choice for international productions thanks to its breathtaking landscapes, competitive 25% cash rebate, and highly skilled professionals. The Norwegian Film Commission offers full support throughout the filming process. From Mission: Impossible to The Gorge, major titles are choosing Norway. The Commission will be present at Shooting Locations Marketplace, 15–16 October 2025 in Valladolid.

Blau Hotels returns to Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025 after a successful previous edition. With locations in Asturias, Mallorca, and Cuba, they offer diverse, visually striking settings and production-friendly services. Their commitment to sustainability, hospitality, and technical expertise makes them a trusted partner for the audiovisual industry. A hotel network that truly understands what a production needs, both behind the scenes and on screen.

The Netherlands offers a unique mix of diverse locations, up to 35% cash rebates, and world-class technical services. With cutting-edge studios, local talent, and a streamlined permitting process, the country stands as a reliable choice for international productions. The Netherlands will take part in Shooting Locations Market 2025, reaffirming its commitment to connect with the global industry and attract new film, TV, and commercial shoots to its territory.

Minihollywood Oasys, located in Spain’s Tabernas Desert, is more than a theme park — it’s a living film set with over 100 productions shot on-site. From Spaghetti Western classics to modern ads and music videos, it offers authentic sets, technical support, and a unique cinematic landscape. It will take part in Shooting Locations Market 2025 to showcase its potential as a professional location to producers and scouts from around the world.

Slovakia offers a 33% cash rebate, visually striking locations, and a genuine commitment to sustainability. This makes it an increasingly attractive destination for international productions. It will be present at Shooting Locations Marketplace 2025.