START FILMING IN 
tURKIYE today

YOUR NEXT FILM DESTINATION.

Why TURKIYE?

  • 1

    Access government grants and financial support for eligible projects shot in Turkiye.

  • 2

    Its strategic location bridges Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, simplifying international co-productions and logistics.


  • 3

    Turkiye’s Mediterranean climate ensures favorable shooting conditions for most of the year, maximizing productivity and comfort on set.

  • 4

    Turkiye offers world-class film crews and equipment at competitive rates, ensuring quality without breaking budgets.

  • 5

    Turkiye’s vibrant cities, like Istanbul and Antalya, provide dynamic, cosmopolitan backdrops perfect for modern narratives.

  • 6

    Locals are welcoming and supportive of productions, often contributing their unique perspectives to enhance the filmmaking process.

Cloudy sky over a beach with waves crashing on the shore and a small wooden pier extending into the ocean.
Ancient Roman ruins with a large stone building featuring multiple columns, arched windows, and tiered levels, with tourists exploring the site under a blue sky with clouds.
A scenic view of a marina with boats docked, a paved promenade with palm trees, benches, and people, and a backdrop of mountains and a blue sky with some clouds.
A mountain valley with steep rocky cliffs on both sides, green vegetation on the valley floor, and a small river winding through it, under a partly cloudy sky.
A hillside town with beige houses, a mosque minaret, and a body of water in the foreground under a partly cloudy sky.
Several hot air balloons floating over a rocky landscape with formations, buildings, and distant mountains during sunrise or sunset.
Harbor with boats, a mountain in the background, a building on the right, a palm tree on the left, and a partly cloudy sky.
Multiple mineral terraces with blue pools on white travertine, surrounded by a rocky landscape under a partly cloudy sky, with distant mountains on the horizon.
A woman in a floral dress and headscarf stands on the steps of an ancient Roman amphitheater, overlooking the stage and seating area with stone ruins and no audience.
Interior view of a marketplace shop selling decorative items, ceramics, and lanterns, with a chandelier hanging from the ceiling and people browsing inside.
A street scene featuring a vintage market shop with a green exterior, filled with various antiques and collectibles including ceramics, brassware, and decorative items. A young woman stands outside the shop, looking in, while a man and woman are seen
Night scene with fog, streetlights, pedestrians, and a glowing blue pedestrian crossing sign.
Snow-covered mountain landscape with rocky foreground and overcast sky.
Dark city skyline at dusk with tall buildings, water in the foreground, and a cloudy sky with hints of pink and purple hues.
A panoramic view of Cappadocia, Turkey, featuring unique rock formations and a town with buildings built among the rock structures, set against a backdrop of rugged mountain terrain.

LINE PRODUCTION FAQs

  • Foreign film productions are eligible for a VAT refund of up to 18% on qualifying expenses, such as equipment rentals, services, and accommodations. Local line producers assist in managing the documentation and ensuring smooth processing.

  • Yes, Turkiye offers cash rebates of up to 30% for qualifying film and TV productions. However, this can be a lengthy process, as it requires thorough documentation and approvals, similar to other countries. Working with a local line producer can help streamline the procedure.

  • Absolutely! Turkiye has skilled, bilingual crews experienced in working on international projects. Their professionalism and ability to communicate in English streamline production and foster collaboration.

  • Turkiye is a safe destination for filmmakers. Istanbul, ranked as one of the safest metropolises globally, provides a secure and welcoming environment for productions.