What are the precautions for domestic film crews and film companies to shoot abroad or overseas? Do I need permission to shoot? Is there any professional organization that can provide assistance?

Different countries and regions have different shooting rules.

In most European countries, location shooting, generally speaking, shooting in public places, as long as it does not have much impact on traffic and the environment, does not need to apply for a shooting license. Of course, if you want to make a movie in a building like the German Reichstag. Tom Cruz's application was rejected. Individual countries such as Turkey are affected by the security situation, so it is best to ask the police in advance.

In the United States, on the contrary, as long as you use professional cameras, you must apply to the relevant departments. Different parts of the same city even need to apply to different departments, and the procedures are cumbersome.

Shooting in India requires application through the Indian Embassy in China.

You also need to apply for permission to shoot in Hongkong and Taiwan Province Province. You can contact relevant departments directly by telephone for consultation.

There are not many professional institutions that can provide overseas shooting assistance in China, and Dejun Wenchuan (English abbreviation: dedrin) is the earliest one with the widest range of services. At present, Dejun Wenchuan can provide consulting services for location shooting in more than 0/00 countries around the world, and assist in applying for shooting licenses, renting camera equipment, and providing intermediary services for cameraman human resources.