Indonesia's #1 Film Production Hub

Every Great Film Starts With the Perfect Location

From Bali's sacred temples to Komodo's untouched wilderness — we provide end-to-end film production services across Indonesia. Permits, crew, equipment, locations — all handled by one team.

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Indonesia's Most Cinematic Backdrops

From volcanic black sand beaches to ancient jungle temples — every frame tells a story.

Bali Film Location is Indonesia's leading film production services company, providing end-to-end support for international productions filming across Bali and Indonesia. Services include film permits (48-hour turnaround), location scouting (200+ verified locations), crew hire, equipment rental, and full line production. Part of Juara Holding Group, we've supported 500+ productions since 2012.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a film permit to shoot in Bali?

Yes. Any commercial filming in Bali requires a national film permit (Izin Syuting) from Indonesia's Ministry of Education and Culture. Additional permits may be needed for specific locations like temples, national parks, or government buildings. Our team handles the entire permit process with a 48-hour turnaround.

What does Bali Film Location provide?

We provide complete film production services: filming permits, location scouting across 200+ verified sites, English-speaking crew hire, professional equipment rental (RED, ARRI, Sony, DJI), line production, logistics, and Visa C14 sponsorship for foreign film crew.

How much does it cost to film in Bali?

Costs vary by production scale. A small crew (5-person social media shoot) can operate from $2,000-5,000/week. Mid-range TVC productions run $10,000-25,000/week. Feature films and large-scale productions start at $25,000+/week. Contact us for a detailed quote tailored to your project.

Can you help with filming locations outside of Bali?

Absolutely. Through our Juara Holding Group network, we facilitate filming across Indonesia including Komodo Island, Raja Ampat, Yogyakarta (Borobudur/Prambanan), Jakarta, Lombok, and Labuan Bajo. Each destination has its own permit requirements which we manage end-to-end.

How far in advance should I plan my Bali production?

We recommend starting the permit process at least 4-6 weeks before your shoot date. Location scouting can begin 2-3 months in advance. For productions requiring Visa C14 for international crew, allow 6-8 weeks. Rush permits are available for an additional fee.

Ready to Film in Indonesia?

Tell us about your project and get a free production assessment within 24 hours.

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