FAQs

Filming in Cape Town is feasible year-round. Summers are dry with long days, and winters are mild. Most of Cape Town’s rainfall takes place during the winter months. 

Summer: December to March
Winter: June to September

Absolutely. You can expect below-the-line project-related savings of between 25 and 55%. Plus, the weaker ZAR makes it even more cost-effective for projects budgeted in USD, EURO, or GBP.

No. Most South Africans can speak more than one language, but English is the language of official business and commerce.

Yes, we offer remote filming solutions.

It’s good. South Africa boasts the largest and most developed economy in sub-Saharan Africa. It features a sophisticated business environment and a stable banking sector. Additionally, the transport infrastructure is modern and among the best on the continent.

Yes, there are some options available. South Africa’s Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) offers a 25% tax rebate for foreign films shot in South Africa with qualifying budgets of US$1 million or higher and a 35% tax rebate for co-productions in South Africa.

South Africa might have high crime rates, but it is also one of Africa’s greatest tourist destinations. Crime is mostly area-specific. Our team knows Cape Town and its surroundings like the back of our hand and will do our best to ensure that the crew shoots in safe locations.

You’ll need permission to travel to South Africa for filming purposes. We can help you make this process quick and effortless.

Absolutely. South Africa has many talented actors of all ethnicities. As a bonus, many specialize in American, British, and European English accents.

Not necessarily. South Africa is known for its talented technical crews and creative production teams. Tell us about your specific needs, and we’ll guide you in the right direction.