Service Film Production in Seychelles
Identical Pictures provides a full service film production house in Seychelles, we facilitate international filmmakers and photographers who choose Seychelles to be the place for film shooting.
Filming in Seychelles, simply put, is a paradise with beaches, coral reefs and nature reserves, as well as rare animals such as giant Aldabra tortoises.
Identical Pictures has been at the forefront of generating filming projects throughout Seychelles directly representing an impressive array of films, Feature films, TV commercials, Corporate videos, Print, Documentaries, TV serials, Aerial photography, Aerial videography, and Television production concepts.
We facilitate the film production in Seychelles process by providing film permits, visas, film budgets, film location scouting, film casting, film fixer services, film equipment, and film crews, no matter the size of the production. We have very deep knowledge of the climatic and local weather patterns of Seychelles.
Identical Pictures has strong relations with authorities on a national and regional level allowing us to streamline and expedite all aspects of processing clearances and collect the related authorizations on behalf of the client. We simply make things happen.
We represent a formidable combination of creative, marketing, financial and managerial expertise within the film production hub, and we believe in the benefits of filming in Seychelles, and we utilize the latest film equipment at MEDIAVISION (www.mediavision.mu).
Identical Pictures actively participates in film industry-related events worldwide and invites filmmakers to explore Seychelles in the Indian Ocean for possible co-production opportunities.
About Seychelles
Seychelles is an island country in the Indian Ocean at the eastern edge of the Somali Sea, consisting of 115 islands. Its capital and largest city, Victoria, lies 1,500 kilometers east of mainland Africa.
With a population of just over 95,000, it has the smallest population of any sovereign African country.
Seychelles was largely uninhabited until the mid-1600s. Both the French and British established re-supply stations there, with the British eventually taking control in the last 1900s.
Since gaining its independence from the United Kingdom in 1976, Seychelles has evolved from a mainly agricultural based society to a more diversified economy, with fast growing service, public sector, and tourism activities.
Seychelles has numerous influences, combining French, British, African, Chinese, and Indian cultures. The country is a member of the United Nations, the African Union, the Southern African Development Community, and the Commonwealth of Nations.
Blessed with the most unique unspoiled white sandy beaches, gorgeous mountainous valleys, and vast swathes of tropical jungle, Seychelles offers filmmakers a fabulous range of experiences and landscapes.
It has a strong infrastructure, good roads, telecommunications, and airports, and the ability to get between islands easily. Offering a diverse array of yachts, boats, and catamarans, it also boasts plenty of world-class hotels and accommodations.
Film Rebate / Tax Incentives in Seychelles
At present there are no tax incentives for foreign commercials or films shooting in the Seychelles.
The climate in Seychelles
The temperature varies between 25°C and 26°C in July and August, and between 27°C and 28°C in March and April. Near sea level, the maximum temperature is about 4°C higher than at higher altitudes, reaching an average of 31°C at mid-day in April. The topography of Seychelles strongly influences rainfall patterns.
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