We sat down with Nick Fullen-Collins, a Producer in Los Angeles hoping to find his way in the industry with projects spanning scripted and unscripted, sharing a focus on sports,…

Location scouting can be time consuming and tedious. What makes it worth the work is meeting a location owner who is excited to work with your production. A rare moment…

All productions using residential areas must have a Film and Print permit. Even if you’re film is self-contained in a Miami Beach home, you’ll still need a permit to avoid…

Based on where you’re filming within Miami Beach, what services you need, and the size of your production, you’re going to need different types of permits. What kind of permit…

Film permits are necessary for all film, video, photography and other media projects on public property, residential locations, when city services are required, or when productions may impact traffic/residents/city services.…

Miami-Dade is the largest county in the US. Within Miami-Dade there are 35 municipalities, such as City of Miami and City of Miami Beach. So it’s no wonder finding the…

David Hardy is an early supporter of Set Scouter and has been a source of wisdom on strategy. Having his broad knowledge of the Canadian media scene is only possible…

Bob Presner is the former President of Film Finances Canada, and former Vice-President of Motion Picture Guarantors. Over a 12-year period he oversaw the successful completion and delivery of hundreds…

Adrienne Mitchell is one of the principal owners and Executive Producer at Back Alley Film Productions, and an award-winning and proven dramatic director. Over her more than 20 year career, Mitchell…