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Mongolia offers some of the world's most unique and untouched filming locations, from the vast Gobi Desert to open steppe and remote mountains. Here's what to know before you shoot, and how we make it simple.
Depending on your project, filming permits may be required, especially for public locations, drone filming, and protected or restricted areas. Large-scale productions may need approval from the Mongolian National Film Council, and applications should typically be submitted at least 14 working days before production. We handle the entire permit process for you.
Mongolia's landscapes are vast and often remote. Expect long travel distances between locations, limited infrastructure in rural areas, and 4x4 vehicles for access. Weather can affect transport and schedules, so careful logistics planning is essential. We arrange vehicles, supply and crew movement end to end.
Mongolia has extreme seasonal variation. Winter can drop below −30°C; summer sits around +30°C with occasional storms; spring and autumn bring strong winds and unstable conditions. We advise on the ideal window and prepare the crew for the elements.
Mongolia has a growing film industry with experienced local crew. Some specialized or high-end equipment requires advance planning and can have limited availability. Send your kit list early and we'll source crew and gear to match.
From the Gobi Desert and open steppe to mountains, forests, lakes and rivers, dramatic canyons and the streets of Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia offers diverse and visually unique locations. We scout and secure the right setting for your story.
Costs vary with location remoteness, crew size, equipment requirements and logistics complexity. Send us your brief and dates and we'll return a clear, itemised estimate, usually within 24 hours.