Why Wellington
Wellington UNESCO City of Film offers a diverse range of unique locations and local expertise, all within easy reach of award-winning production facilities.
Before you film in Wellington
Streamline the production process with everything you need to know before filming in the Wellington region. This includes Wellington City, Porirua, Lower Hutt, Upper Hutt, Kāpiti Coast, and the Wairarapa.
About Wellington UNESCO City of Film
Wellington has embraced its coveted title as a UNESCO City of Film.
Get in touch
Screen Wellington is the Wellington region’s film office. We can help you with all things screen if you’re interested in shooting in Wellington. Whether you’re local, an international production company, or a creative business looking at establishing yourself in the capital — we can help.
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