Turkey Location Scouting Trip
May 3 – 11, 2026
Organized by the Turkish Film Commission, with the support of Fixer in Türkiye (FIT), Sacred Routes Turkey (SRT), and Film Equipment Rental Türkiye (FER)
Start Your Production Journey in Türkiye
Welcome to the Türkiye Film Commission
Your gateway to filming in one of the world’s most versatile and production-friendly destinations.
The Türkiye Film Commission is your central hub for film, TV series, documentary, commercial, and live event productions across Türkiye. With its unique blend of history, culture, and modern infrastructure, Türkiye offers producers a wide array of filming opportunities – from ancient cities and coastal towns to forests, mountains, and vibrant urban centers.
Boasting over 300 days of sunshine, 8,000+ km of coastline, and a variety of locations accessible within short distances, Türkiye is a natural studio for your next creative project.



What We Offer
We’re here to help you navigate every stage of your production:
- Filming and work permits
- Location scouting and coordination with local authorities
- Set safety and legal compliance
- Logistics and local services
- Equipment rental and technical crew connections
- Access to studios, private venues, and historical sites
- Weather charts, studio zones, and transport info
- University and training locations
- Production directories and job boards

Why Choose Türkiye?
- Strategic location between Europe, Asia, and the Middle East
- Diverse and visually rich locations
- Experienced crews and strong production support
- Competitive costs and incentive-friendly environment
- Advanced infrastructure and hospitality

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Behind The Scenes
Go Beyond the Lens – Discover the Heart of Filmmaking in Türkiye
Step behind the camera and witness the magic unfold.
From bustling city streets to remote historical ruins, our behind-the-scenes moments capture the real effort, passion, and precision that go into each production.
Whether it’s sunrise call times in Cappadocia or navigating permits in Istanbul’s iconic districts, our production journey reflects Türkiye’s unmatched diversity and cinematic power.
We share glimpses of location scouting, local crew collaborations, and on-set creativity that make every frame possible. This is where storytelling truly comes to life.
Where Stories Begin – Behind the Scenes in Türkiye
Every great production has a deeper story behind it. From initial location scouts to final shoot days, our behind-the-scenes experience showcases Türkiye’s full potential as a film destination.
Experience the real journey — the teamwork, the challenges, the discoveries — that turn vision into reality.
The Real Action Happens Behind the Camera
It’s not always about the final shot — sometimes the best moments happen off-screen.
Explore the everyday moments, laughs, early call times, cultural surprises, and unexpected magic that happen behind the scenes while filming across Türkiye.
Behind Every Shot – A World of Planning and Precision
Go behind the scenes of international productions made in Türkiye.
This is where logistics meet creativity — permitting, scheduling, scouting, production design, and crew coordination all come together to bring scripts to life.

50 Years of Golf - Cappadocia Event
From August 30 to September 6, we had the honor of successfully organizing the “50 Years of Golf – Cappadocia” event for Volkswagen UK & Germany. We hosted 60 distinguished journalists from all around the world in one of Turkey’s most breathtaking regions.
Every morning, our guests experienced the magic of Cappadocia from above in a specially branded Volkswagen Hot Air Balloon, soaring over iconic sites such as Love Valley, Göreme-Uçhisar, Çavuşin, Pigeon Valley, and many more. The unforgettable views at sunrise were simply breathtaking!
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But the adventure didn’t stop there. Our guests also had the chance to drive classic Golf models and Volkswagen’s newest cars across the rugged terrain of Cappadocia, followed by an exhilarating ATV ride through the fairy chimneys.
Leading this event as the Field Producer was an incredible experience for us. From logistics to ensuring every detail ran smoothly, we worked closely with Volkswagen UK & Germany to make the event flawless. Not only did we showcase the beauty of our country, but we also contributed to the local economy, making this journey all the more rewarding.
We are proud to have played a role in bringing this vision to life and are excited for what comes next!
TPA's Documentary "Asturians in Istanbul: Intercultural Bonds"
“Asturians in Istanbul: Intercultural Bonds” is a documentary filmed and produced by our team in Istanbul from April 28 to 30. The film highlights the stories, experiences, and cultural impact of Asturians living in this historic city that bridges Europe and Asia.
The documentary was later broadcasted on Asturias Principality Radio Television (TPA), offering viewers an authentic glimpse into the interwoven lives of two distinct cultures — Asturian and Turkish.
"The UnXplained" Acts of God - Ağrı, Türkiye
We were proud to take part in the production of the “Acts of God” episode of The UnXplained, which aired on the History Channel (USA).
Filming took place partly in Ağrı Province, Turkey, where the story of Noah’s Ark was explored. As the Turkish Film Commission and local producer, we contributed to showcasing Turkey’s diverse cultural and religious history to an international audience.
TGRT – American Television Channel Filming in the Region
As part of a production led by the History Channel, filming took place in the region for a documentary focused on Noah’s Ark.
The project was directed by Sait Yardımcı, with Abdurrahman İtik as Director of Photography and Bülent Kaya as the Cameraman.
The documentary features insights from American researcher Andrew Jones, tourism expert Zafer Onay, and Vice Rector of Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University, Prof. Dr. Faruk Kaya, all of whom shared their perspectives on the historical significance of Noah’s Ark.
CNN TÜRK Gün’e Merhaba
A documentary produced by the History Channel was filmed in the region, directed by Sait Yardımcı, with Abdurrahman İtik as director of photography and Bülent Kaya as cameraman.
The film features American researcher Andrew Jones, tourism expert Zafer Onay, and Prof. Dr. Faruk Kaya, Vice Rector of Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University, who shared their insights on the story of Noah’s Ark.
CNN TÜRK A’dan Z’ye
A documentary produced by the History Channel was filmed in the Ağrı region, directed by Sait Yardımcı, with Abdurrahman İtik as director of photography and Bülent Kaya as cameraman.
The film features American researcher Andrew Jones, tourism expert Zafer Onay, and Prof. Dr. Faruk Kaya, Vice Rector of Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University, sharing their insights on the story and significance of Noah’s Ark.