Filming in India

India, from the inside.

On-ground production support for international filmmakers, journalists, agencies and production companies working across India.

The approach

From research to wrap.

India is not one location. It is a country of languages, landscapes, industries, communities and ways of life. I work on the ground, bringing local knowledge and production experience to international teams — helping turn an idea into a shoot that works.
On the ground

Finding the people, places and details that make the story.

From identifying contributors and gaining access to navigating locations and logistics, I can support a production from the first conversation through the final day in the field.
Prakhar Deep Jain filming on location in India
Production support

Built for the field.

A production in India often needs someone who understands both the story and the realities of making it happen. I can plug into an existing international team or help build the production on the ground.
Research & Story Development

Finding people, places and stories worth pursuing.

Access & Fixing

Contributors, communities, businesses, institutions and locations.

Location Scouting

Finding environments that work both editorially and visually.

Crew & Equipment

Building the right local team and production package for the shoot.

Logistics

Travel, accommodation, transport, permits and day-to-day coordination.

Cinematography

Stepping in as Director / DOP when the production requires it.

Aerial

Drone cinematography and aerial documentation.

India

Stories happen everywhere.

From dense cities and historic streets to remote communities, industrial landscapes and open country, I work across different environments and production conditions.
Crowded historic street in India
For international productions

Plug in where you need me.

Documentaries · Editorial · Branded Content · Corporate Films · News & Journalism
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