Realm Africa Safaris™ has for over 10 years provided film production companies and private freelance filmmakers with all-round film crew fixing services across Uganda ( including other film destinations across East Africa). Among the popular services, we offer our film clientele is, scouting, finding and recommend other appropriate film crew accommodation that meets the requirements of your shoot. Film Crew Accommodation in Uganda
The criteria we use in finding the ideal Film Crew Accommodation in Uganda
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Budget: Film Crew Accommodation in Uganda
I am thinking very hard, but I actually don’t remember any client that has contacted us and mentioned that they would like to lavish on accommodation. Most of the production companies that do contact us often emphasise that they are working on a tight budget and would like Realm Africa Safaris™ to assist scout, find and recommend some great value budget accommodation for their crew.
Depending on where you are shooting, if it is a popular film location, rest assured we already have (off-our fingers) some amazing – tried & tested recommendations of the best places to stay for your film Crew.
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Location: Film Crew Accommodation in Uganda
When deciding on where to say while filming in Uganda, its important that you choose a place that is within proximity to your filming location. This will help minimise extra cost on transporting the crew back and forth from where they stay to the shoot location. Secondly, you will save on the time spent commuting between the hotel and the shoot which means you spend a lot more time working On your shoot and Less time connecting between the accommodation and shoot location.
Speak to us about the best places to stay for crew filming In Uganda.
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Amenities:
When recommending a place to stay for your crew, we do take into account the amenities provided at the place we are recommending to you. Most important for the crew is to stay fit and healthy, its why we often look out for properties that have an on-site fitness centre, a pool and or picnic area – these help the crew to blow out some of the work pressure and yet keeps them fit and ready for the next days shoot.
