Filming in South Korea

South Korea is generally welcoming to foreign film crews, and will usually approve permits within about a week. The country has a few major studios such as the Seoul Film Studio Complex, and while the capital is at the hub of the movie industry, cities such as Busan also have their own facilities for production. NEEDaFIXER SOUTH KOREA have excellent local knowledge, and can arrange permits and find facilities to ensure your production stays on schedule.

Filming in an Asian country can be challenging due to the language barrier, which is why NEEDaFIXER offer so many pre-production and production services. We can hire crew members in South Korea, whether you need camera operators, sound technicians, producers, directors, or runners, meaning you’ve got people ready to shoot when you arrive. We can even supply drones and pilots if you want exciting aerial shots.

Filming in an Asian country can be challenging due to the language barrier, which is why NEEDaFIXER offer so many pre-production and production services. We can hire crew members in South Korea, whether you need camera operators, sound technicians, producers, directors, or runners, meaning you’ve got people ready to shoot when you arrive.

We can even supply drones and pilots if you want exciting aerial shots.South Korea has lots of state of the art equipment and facilities for filming, and we can get everything ready for when you and your colleagues arrive. Casting in South Korea can be a challenge as there’s not a great deal of diversity. We have many film industry contacts around the country and can gather show reels of local talent for you to consider.

South Korea has lots of state of the art equipment and facilities for filming, and we can get everything ready for when you and your colleagues arrive. Casting in South Korea can be a challenge as there’s not a great deal of diversity. We have many film industry contacts around the country and can gather show reels of local talent for you to consider.

You’ll see the cities and countryside of South Korea as a backdrop to many major movies and TV shows. Star Trek Beyond had scenes filmed on Seoul’s neon lit streets, and Avengers: Age of Ultron was also partially filmed in the city. Busan, the second biggest city in South Korea, has been used to film hundreds of Korean language movies, as well international hits such as Oldboy and Dancing Ninja.