Not at all. We're happy to have early conversations — whether you're exploring ideas, researching India as a potential filming destination, or just need help shaping your concept. We're here to guide you from the very start.

Yes. We specialize in full-service production support — from location scouting, permits, and local crew hiring to post-production supervision and festival delivery. You can consider us your on-ground production partner in India.

Nope! We work with a mix of clients — global production houses, indie filmmakers, Indian brands, agencies, and OTT platforms. If the project is exciting, we're in.

Pretty much all of it. From the Himalayas to Kerala, urban to remote — we have a trusted network of local fixers and partners across regions, making even complex shoots possible.

Yes. We assist in navigating official co-production treaties and accessing government-backed incentives. We also handle the necessary paperwork and act as a liaison with film commissions and regulatory bodies.

Yes, we do. Whether it's understanding the local landscape, budgeting, logistics, or festival strategy — we offer paid (or project-inclusive) consultation sessions to get you started on the right foot.

Absolutely. We've supported narrative films, documentaries, branded content, series, and music videos — each with its own scale and storytelling style.

From ADs, DPs, gaffers, and sound teams to production designers and line producers — we hire from a vetted pool of top professionals across India, based on your budget and production needs.

Yes. We work with some of the best studios in India for editing, sound, color grading, and mastering — and we supervise the process to ensure it matches your vision and meets platform/festival delivery standards.

Just drop us a message or email. We'll set up an initial call to understand your needs, walk you through how we can help, and take it from there — no pressure, just a conversation.

Yes. India is incredibly diverse, and we regularly coordinate shoots in multiple languages — from Hindi, Tamil, and Bengali to regional dialects. We can source local crews, translators, and cultural consultants to ensure smooth communication and authenticity.

India offers incredible opportunities — but it's also logistically intense. Permits can vary by state, weather can be unpredictable, and transport/infrastructure differs by region. That's where we come in — handling the complexities so you don't have to.

Timelines vary based on the location, type of shoot, and whether you're working with government, private, or heritage properties. Some permits take 2–3 days, while others may take weeks. We plan timelines accordingly and help fast-track where possible.

Yes. Drone usage is tightly regulated here. We assist with obtaining necessary approvals from DGCA and local authorities and ensure compliance with the latest drone policies, especially for international productions.

Absolutely — we have experience working on culturally and politically sensitive projects. We offer guidance on narrative framing, local context, and compliance with censorship laws and broadcasting standards if needed.

Yes, we coordinate end-to-end logistics — including visas, travel, stay, and local hospitality for international cast and crew. We also advise on customs clearance for gear and equipment.

We can manage and supervise delivery for DCPs, OTT platform specs (like Netflix, Amazon), ProRes files, international broadcast formats, and subtitle packages. We also ensure your material is festival-ready with all technical compliance.

Definitely. We love finding offbeat, under-the-radar locations. Whether you're looking for untouched landscapes or unique architectural settings, we tap into our network to find options beyond the usual.

Yes. We provide detailed recce decks, location photos, and visual references based on your script or brief — helping you shortlist options before investing in physical scouting.

Yes. We've coordinated international shoots with split units and cross-border production teams. We also help match continuity in look and feel across countries to maintain visual coherence.