The location decides the project. We scout all year.
Owner-direct relationships. Decision-ready dossiers. Live e-scouting with our team on the ground — before you book a flight.
138 properties. A few you can look at right now.
The whole network, by region and without a name on it, and a curated set open for a full look. Everything beyond them is one request away.
The catalogue itself is access-only
What you see above is the network without its identity: regions, counts and a handful of examples, no names, no addresses, no owners. The catalogue behind it — which property, where exactly, who holds it, what it costs and when it is free — stays behind a request, because the owner relationships are the asset. Tell us your criteria: bed count, coast, challenge areas, internet, budget window. First matched options within 72 hours, full dossiers under NDA.
Walk the property before you fly.
A live video walkthrough with our scout on the ground. You direct the camera — the room that hosts the challenge, the corridor to the control room, the neighbour’s roofline. Shortlist from your desk; fly only to confirm.
Every shortlisted property arrives as a decision-ready dossier, built for a producer who has to defend the choice internally.
What a dossier contains
- Floor plans — measured, with camera positions marked
- Bed counts — by room, cast and crew separated
- Internet speeds — measured on site, not the advertised number
- Sun path — where the light is at call time and at wrap
- Noise — flight paths, road, construction, weekly patterns
- Neighbour situation — who lives next door and what they have agreed to
The checklist producers learn the hard way.
Six things that sink shoots after the deposit is paid. We verify all of them before a property enters a dossier — the same discipline runs through our production services.
Internet redundancy
Measured fibre speeds plus an independent Starlink backup — a remote control room needs two paths, not one.
Production power
Load capacity, generator options and clean circuits for lighting and control — checked against your kit list.
Neighbour & HOA agreements
Written consent from neighbours and homeowner associations before day one — not an apology after night shoots start.
Permits & filming windows
Municipal, environmental and drone permits mapped to your shoot window — with the lead times stated up front.
Staff & security perimeter
Vetted house staff, access control and a defined perimeter — cast privacy and equipment both stay protected.
Weather & seasonality
Rain patterns, hurricane windows and heat curves per region — matched against your shoot dates, not the brochure.
Tell us the format. We answer with places.
Criteria in, matched options within 72 hours, dossiers under NDA.