filming in Nepal is very crucial as Nepal is much diverse in term of location, religion and culture. Filming in the heart of the Nepal (Kathmandu) is easier in terms of logistic management. It will be a challenge to complete filming logistic, transportation, safety of each and every crew, and production requirement. Film Fixer in nepal purpose has been to realise the potential of locations.
Work with fixer in Nepal; Our responsibility for any filming project in nepal.
- Permits and Permissions: Obtaining necessary permits and permissions from local authorities, government agencies, and relevant departments. This includes permits for filming in specific locations, drone permits if applicable, and any special permits required for filming cultural or sensitive sites.
- Location Scouting: Identifying and securing suitable filming locations based on the script requirements and logistical feasibility. This involves scouting both popular and off-the-beaten-path locations across Nepal, including mountains, forests, cities, and cultural heritage sites.
- Logistics Coordination: Arranging transportation, accommodation, catering, and other logistical needs for the film crew. This may involve coordinating with local transportation providers, hotels, and catering services to ensure the crew’s comfort and convenience.
- Cultural Liaison: Acting as a cultural liaison between the film crew and local communities or tribes, especially when filming in rural or remote areas. This includes explaining cultural norms, customs, and traditions to the crew and ensuring that filming respects local sensitivities.
- Hiring Local Crew and Talent: Assisting in hiring local crew members such as camera operators, assistants, translators, and extras. They may also help in casting local talent for specific roles or as extras in the film.
- Equipment Rental: Facilitating equipment rental from local suppliers, including cameras, lighting, and sound equipment. They ensure that all rented equipment meets the required standards and specifications for the production.
- Emergency Support: Providing emergency support and contingency planning for unforeseen situations such as weather disruptions, medical emergencies, or logistical challenges. This includes having local knowledge to quickly resolve issues that may arise during filming.
- Translation and Interpretation: Providing translation and interpretation services between the film crew and local individuals or officials who may not speak English or the crew’s native language.
- Budget Management: Assisting in budget management for local expenses, including negotiating competitive rates for services and ensuring financial transactions are handled smoothly.
- Post-Production Support: Assisting with any necessary activities after filming is complete, such as coordinating shipment of equipment back to rental companies or handling final payments to local suppliers and crew members.
