FILM & PRODUCTION | LOGISTICS & EQUIPMENT | LOCAL KNOWLEDGE & CREW
Film FixingFilm Botswana is set up to fulfil the needs of International film crews conducting filming activities in the country.
We provide fixing and facilitation services throughout Botswana and have partners that we work with in other Southern African countries. Our local knowledge, experience and valuable contact base take the headache out of your location shoot. Film Botswana have a fleet of 4x4 filming vehicles, camping equipment and logistical support equipment. We also provide staffing requirements including fixers and location management, cameramen, professional guides, boat drivers, dug out canoe poler, chefs and camp assistants. |
Film ProductionWith a combined 40 years of experience in the photographic and tourism industries in Africa, the Film Botswana team is well equipped to film and produce a variety of productions. Our expertise ranges from promotional or documentary style videos to stills portfolios for various purposes.
Film Botswana holds an inventory of cameras and equipment as well as filming and support vehicles. We are well connected to the local industry and can draw on the additional expertise of specialists such as drone or helicopter services. We are also well connected in the Southern African region and can operate across borders. 
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Some of our International Clients include:
- National Geographic Studios
- Japan Broadcasting Corporation - NHK Japan
- One Planet France
- BoTravail France
- Peter Slavik Wildlife Productions
Why film in Botswana?
Botswana is no doubt a success story both on the continent and across the world. 50 years have passed since Independence and the country has gone from strength to strength, regularly achieving the fastest growing economy in Africa. With a relatively small population and a huge commitment to its wildlife, Botswana is ideal for all sorts of productions; ranging from true wildlife documentaries to presenter driven travel programs. The habitats, environments and wildlife are opportunities are endless.
Botswana is also open and welcoming to tourists, business travellers and film makers alike. The country and its people are incredibly proud and relish any opportunity to have their country showcased on the international stage.
With around 40% of the country's land under wildlife, it supports the largest Elephant population left in Africa, the largest continuous Lion population and the largest population of the critically endangered African Wild Dog.
The Okavango Delta - listed as the one thousandth World Heritage listed place on Earth, is the largest intact eco system in Southern Africa.
Botswana is also open and welcoming to tourists, business travellers and film makers alike. The country and its people are incredibly proud and relish any opportunity to have their country showcased on the international stage.
With around 40% of the country's land under wildlife, it supports the largest Elephant population left in Africa, the largest continuous Lion population and the largest population of the critically endangered African Wild Dog.
The Okavango Delta - listed as the one thousandth World Heritage listed place on Earth, is the largest intact eco system in Southern Africa.
For wildlife photographic safaris - please visit www.eartharktravel.com
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Filmed and edited in 2015
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Filmed and edited in 2019
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Filmed and edited in 2018
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