Giles County Film Office - Internships Available
The Giles County Film Office is looking for abandoned or isolated cabins and houses for two seperate independent film producers. If you know of a location that meets this need, please leave the site location, owner name and phone number with Susan Kidd at the County Administration Building. "Please clear the referral of this cabin or home with the owner prior to suggesting it," stated Brogan Dinger, Giles Film Office representative. "The owner must be willing to grant access to the property for photographing, filming and recording. Even if the site is not selected at this particular time, it will be photographed for the location library," Dinger concluded. The farm house above is located in Pearisburg and is one of the locations that Dinger has listed with the VA Film Office. Read more here
The Virginia Film Office staff is dedicated to working with you from the moment you start looking for locations until you’re on your way home after a successful shoot.
Whether you need locations, require help with traffic control, or just want to know where the bes tplace is for crabcakes and cappuccino, Film Office staff are always ready to assist you. And, if wedon’t know the answer to your question, we will find somebody who does.
The Virginia Film Office has an extensive library of locations available for your use. Under the direction of Location Manager Andy Edmunds, the VFO’s location management system is on the cutting edge of online scouting. Our comprehensive online location library, currently more than five thousand locations and growing daily, is available on our website at www.film.virginia.org. Film Office staff can prepare a location package to your specifications and send it to you electronically or by overnight delivery. You can also create your own location package to show, print or share with other members of your production team.
The Virginia Film Office wants to be a partner in your project. We’re here to make your production experience stress-free. Call us, fax us or email us. We’re always ready to help. The Film Office wants your time in Virginia to be as worry-free as possible. Staff will assist you by working with state agencies and localities to arrange essential services. We also maintain a vast network of contacts throughout the state to help facilitate filming. These include local film liaisons who are trained to work on a community level to help with film projects. They can find locations, work with you on any necessary permits or arrange traffic control in their areas. In addition, the Film Office has relationships with numerous agencies and individuals who can provide information about anything from cotton production to decommissioned military bases.
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