LOCATION SCOUTING & PERMITS
Our exceptional skills in location scouting and obtaining permits guarantee a smooth and efficient setup for any project.
EXT. LOCATION RECCE - SUNSET
PRODUCER EMMA and LOCATION SCOUTING MANAGER OLIVER stand on a cliff overlooking the stunning coastline of Malta. They have tablets equipped with 360 imaging software showcasing potential film locations.
EMMA
Oliver, every corner of this island offers a new surprise. The diversity of locations here is incredible.
OLIVER
Absolutely, Emma. With Malta’s blend of historical and natural sites, we can cater to any cinematic vision. Plus, using 360 imaging, we can really explore our options in depth.
EMMA
Being able to preview locations in 360 degrees before we decide is a game changer. It’s like we’re walking through the sets virtually.
OLIVER
Exactly! This technology allows us to capture the essence of each location and see how it fits with our narrative needs—all from our initial scouting.
EMMA sharing a smile
EMMA
This makes it so much easier to visualize and plan. We can share these immersive views with the team back home without missing a detail.
OLIVER
And with the efficiency of recces here, we can adapt quickly to find the perfect spot, saving time and ensuring everything aligns perfectly with the story.
EMMA
I’m impressed with the streamlined process. Malta not only offers stunning versatility but the tools we need to make informed decisions efficiently.
OLIVER
It’s the perfect foundation for a successful shoot, combining beauty with tech-driven planning.
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SNEAK PEEK TO MALTA
sunny, Mediterranean climate year-round, offering ideal conditions for outdoor filming and exploration.
WEATHER IN MALTA
Weather in Malta for Film Production: A Month-by-Month Guide
Malta's Mediterranean climate makes it an attractive location for film production year-round. The island enjoys over 300 days of sunshine annually, providing consistent natural lighting ideal for outdoor filming.
January - February: Winter in Malta is mild, with temperatures ranging from 50°F to 60°F (10°C to 15°C). There's occasional rain, but generally, the weather remains suitable for filming, especially for scenes requiring overcast settings.
March - April: Spring brings warmer temperatures, averaging between 55°F and 68°F (13°C to 20°C). The blooming landscapes offer vibrant backdrops, while longer days allow extended shooting hours.
May - June: As summer approaches, temperatures rise to 64°F to 80°F (18°C to 27°C). The skies are mostly clear, and rainfall is rare, making these months ideal for shooting expansive outdoor scenes, particularly around Malta's stunning beaches and historical sites.
July - August: The peak of summer sees temperatures soaring to 73°F to 89°F (23°C to 32°C). With the sun at its brightest, this period is perfect for capturing vivid, sun-drenched shots; however, precautions should be taken to protect equipment and personnel from the heat.
September - October: Autumn ushers in cooler temperatures, ranging from 68°F to 80°F (20°C to 27°C), with occasional showers. The softening sunlight provides a golden hue, perfect for capturing dramatic landscapes and sunsets.
November - December: In late autumn and early winter, temperatures drop slightly to 55°F to 68°F (13°C to 20°C). There's an increase in cloud cover and rainfall, adding versatility for productions seeking varied weather conditions.
Overall, Malta offers a favorable climate year-round, with diverse weather conditions that can accommodate a wide range of film genres and styles. Efficient planning and scheduling around seasonal weather can enhance the quality and scope of any film project set on this picturesque island.
