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South Tyrol Film Location

Iconic landscapes, talents and film fundings

Thrillers, dramas or comedies. South Tyrol has become an increasingly popular filming location and sought after by filmmakers who are eager to profit from the services it offers. And don't forget that South Tyrol's sets really amaze audiences. Romantic towns, alpine lakes shrouded in mystery and secluded valleys are only a few examples. Many are the places where you could shoot your next film.

There are, however, other key success factors that need to be in the spotlight: infrastructure, adequate resources, financing, streamlined approval procedures, and needless to say, the people on your film set. In effect, a talented crew plays an integral role in getting a film to the cinemas. 

If you choose South Tyrol as your filming location, you'll turn the art of cinematography into a whirlwind of emotions. And you'll build stronger connections.

The blockbusters of South Tyrol

Inspired by the true story of New Zealand mountaineer Rob Hall, Everest's storyline unfolds in Nepal, Cinecittà and South Tyrol. French and American actress Juliette Binoche and Kristen Stewart end up starring in scenes filmed around a mountain lodge in Selva di Val Gardena. A gripping drama revolving around the adoption of two sisters develops in the interiors of our culturally rich region.

Living as a film star

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Filming locations

Are you visiting South Tyrol? Don't miss the opportunity to call at the film locations and dive into their unspoilt beauty. You might recognise the soaring mountain peaks, the quaint villages, the wide green meadows you have seen on the silver screen.

Is it to your liking?

Choosing South Tyrol as your film location means shooting in astounding natural spots. After hours of filming, it rewards you with traditional dishes served at quiet mountain huts where building deeper relationships with your film crew gets easier. Be part of an unforgettable experience. Every moment it's worth recording and photographing.

TAKE Magazine

News, interviews, articles on our free online magazine

Do you want to know which movies are being filmed in South Tyrol? Are you seeking for emerging talents in the film industry? Or are you eager to dig into the passion of screenwriters and you'd like to be given some wise advice? TAKE magazine informs and sheds light on people's stories and their creative endeavours. Stay abreast of the events in the world of cinema and don't miss behind-the-scenes glimpses of the diverse nature of film productions. And it keeps you up to date with all the events in the film sphere and the behind-the-scenes of different productions. With TAKE magazine, you gain access to specialized information and genuine narratives that enhance your understanding of the industry.

People of the South Tyrolean film industry and their stories

Where do characters with a strong personality come from? Do their origins affect their acting in any way? Find out how South Tyrolean filmmakers consider their work and creativity.

Thomas Hochkofler

Comedian, actor, director

It's been 25 years now since Thomas Hochkofler has been hitting a mark on the stages of South Tyrol. The local comedy "Joe der Film," for which he wrote the screenplay, is Thomas debut in the film industry. In a conversation with TAKE, he lets us peek at his alter ego - Joe the mobster, from Afing/Avigna.

Nancy Camaldo

Film director

Born in Bolzano, Nancy studied at the University of Television and Film in Munich. In an interview with TAKE, she talks about her University film project titled 'Windstill'.

Giuseppe Zampella

Screenwriter and film director

Film director from Campania Giuseppe Zampella talks to TAKE about his dramatic short film 'Bordovasca', produced by Cooperativa 19 and Sayonara Film and set in Lido di Bolzano.