Shanghai Filming Services – Expert Production Solutions


Why Choose Shanghai Filming Services?

Shanghai filming services have become a cornerstone for international brands seeking high-quality production in China. With its blend of modern skylines, historic neighborhoods, and dynamic culture, Shanghai offers unparalleled filming opportunities. At Shoot in China, we combine local expertise with global standards to deliver seamless projects, from concept to screen. Our bilingual crews and nationwide network ensure your vision thrives in Shanghai and beyond.

Comprehensive Production Solutions

Our Shanghai filming services cover every stage of production, tailored to meet international client needs:

  • Pre-Production: Scriptwriting, location scouting, casting, and permits handled by our expert fixers.
  • Production: Bilingual directors, certified drone pilots, and crews using top-tier equipment from Arri, Sony, and Canon.
  • Post-Production: Editing, motion graphics, and localization in English and Mandarin for global audiences.
  • Equipment Rentals: Access to premium gear, including 4K cameras, lighting, and licensed aerial drones.

Nationwide Filming Network Across China

While based in Shanghai, our services extend to key cities like Beijing, Shenzhen, and Chengdu. Whether capturing Chongqing’s mountainous landscapes or Hong Kong’s urban energy, our teams provide:

  • Local permits and logistics support
  • Multilingual coordination for international crews
  • Cost-effective location scouting

Partner with Industry-Leading Experts

Shoot in China’s founders, Clark Wang and Matt Clarke, bring over 15 years of combined experience. Their deep understanding of China’s media landscape ensures your project navigates cultural and logistical challenges effortlessly. Additionally, award-winning filmmaker Yann Ma enhances our documentary and news projects with journalistic precision.

Benefits of Shanghai Filming Services

Working with Shoot in China guarantees:

  1. Fast turnaround for one-day shoots
  2. Cost savings through local partnerships
  3. Compliance with China’s media regulations