Discover North America’s most compelling film locations, insider incentives, festival highlights and production news—all in one free digital magazine.
Explore the most film-ready destinations across North America in our curated collection of top location profiles. From blockbuster favorites to under-the-radar gems, each spotlight features cinematic visuals, expert insights and direct connections to local film commissions. Whether you are scouting for your next production or seeking inspiration, these locations across the US are ready for their close-up.
Each Site Inspection breaks down must-know information about group-friendly accommodations, restaurants, activities, and events, ensuring your reunion experience is both seamless and memorable. From hidden gems to popular hotspots, these articles give you a full picture of what to expect, so you can plan with confidence and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones
With a big city feel from the tall buildings and nightlife, Atlantic City offers so many possibilities for a wide array of genres and plotlines. The Steel Pier and boardwalk give off a summertime aesthetic that can bring you back in time or keep you in modern times. The natural surroundings of sandy beaches, ocean waves and greenery will give you a well-rounded area to work with for your production.
With a big city feel from the tall buildings and nightlife, Atlantic City offers so many possibilities for a wide array of genres and plotlines. The Steel Pier and boardwalk give off a summertime aesthetic that can bring you back in time or keep you in modern times. The natural surroundings of sandy beaches, ocean waves and greenery will give you a well-rounded area to work with for your production.
Maximize your production budget while discovering breathtaking locations. Our comprehensive incentive library covers federal, state, provincial, and Caribbean rebate programs—spanning tax credits, grants and refunds. Navigate complex eligibility rules and financial benefits so you can choose destinations that fuel both your creative vision and cost efficiency.
According to producers, the combination of tribal, state and local support made Oklahoma an ideal location for the project. “We had everything we needed to make this project a success,” said producer John Shepherd, citing support from Cherokee Film and Oklahoma’s broader incentive ecosystem.
According to a report by the Sustainable Production Alliance (SPA), tentpole films averaged 3,370 metric tons of CO2e, or about 33 metric tons per shooting day, while small projects averaged 391 metric tons of CO2e.
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