Shooting Locations Marketplace

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Shooting Locations Marketplace

The first edition of the Shooting Locations Marketplace takes place on 21 and 22 October in Valladolid.

Targeting the audiovisual sector and shooting destinations, this event is promoted by Feria de Valladolid, in partnership with the Spain Film Commission and support from local and national organisations and public entities, in a concept that offers a global business platform for production companies, location managers, scouts, assistant companies and shooting destinations.

More than 30 destinations and around 45 location scouts and managers will be present in this first edition that aims to stimulate the location market worldwide.

As Portugal is one of the destinations that offers a wide range of locations, easily and quickly accessible, with great potential for replication, combined with all the features that make it one of the most desirable countries to film in, the Portugal Film Commission could not miss the opportunity to attend the Shooting Locations Marketplace in Valladolid.

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Find out more at: https://feriavalladolid.com/shootinglocationsmarketplace/en/homepage-en/

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