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Le Carnet De Production 2019/20 Dans Sa OÙ Sommaire - Summary tourner Où tourner - Décors et lieux de tournage ...........................................p.5 QUI Where - Film locations Lieux de tournage ......................................................................................p.17 contacter Film locations Les acteurs locaux au service du cinéma ..............................................p.25 COMMENT A region that partners with the cinema procéder Qui contacter .............................................................................................p.41 Who to contact Commission du Film du Var Hôtels & hébergements ............................................................................p.65 B.P. 15 [email protected] Hotels & accomodation 83991 Saint-Tropez Cedex [email protected] France www.filmvar.com Tél + 33 (0)4 94 54 81 88 Facebook : @CommissionFilmVar Comment procéder ..................................................................................p.71 Port +33 (0)6 07 30 25 24 Michel Brussol, Directeur How to proceed Directeur de la publication Alain Danet Régie publicitaire [email protected] Michel Brussol Directeur artistique Remerciements aux partenaires de [email protected] Kévin Pardo +33 (0)6 07 30 25 24 [email protected] la Commission du Film du Var Directeur de la création Crédits photos Michel Brussol Michel Brussol Président : Franck Pardo Administrateurs : Thierry Balazuc, Trésorier : Thierry Doreau Alain Danet, Cyrille Valota, Laurent Secrétaire : Collet, Alain Lavalle, Thierry Coulomb, Annie Torregrosa-Giobbio Eric Strentz. Impression : SIRA Imprimerie - Carnet tiré à 2000 exemplaires Membre de 3 Un territoire cinématographique A vast array of exterior locations Le Var est un des endroits les plus filmés de la planète. Des The Var is one of the most filmed spots in the world. paysages sublimes, un littoral très préservé, une nature Magnificent landscapes, a preserved coastline, an incredibly sauvage pleine de contrastes, des infrastructures facilitatrices , varied raw environment, infrastructures, hilltop villages with des villages perchés aux ruelles pittoresques et des petits ports picturesque lanes, small romantic ports, and surprising — at romantiques, des décors surprenants, certains inattendus. Un times unexpected — backdrops. Not to mention, a clear blue ciel d’un bleu limpide, une lumière inégalée. Cet endroit béni sky and unrivaled natural sunlight! Blessed by the gods of des dieux du cinéma semble être une source inépuisable de cinema, the region seems to be an inexhaustible source of lieux de tournages… movie locations. Le Var s’est concrètement impliqué dans l’industrie du The Var is solidly invested in the film industry. Manufacturers, cinéma. Fabricants de produits, institutions, administrations, institutions, administrators, reception and accommodation professionnels d’accueil et d’hébergement, techniciens, tous professionals, technicians — they all understand what’s at ont bien compris l’enjeu cinéma pour la réussite économique stake for the economic success of the region in this business du département et savent se mobiliser. and know how to get things done. La Commission du Film Var est la preuve vivante de cette The Var Film Commission is living proof of that ambition. Our ambition. Sa mission : être aux côtés des productions avant, mission is to work hand-in-hand with film productions before, pendant et même après les tournages. during and even after your shoot. Pêle-mêle quelques productions récentes, françaises ou Here’s a random selection of just some of the French and internationales tournées dans le Var : Magic in the Moonlight international productions that have recently shot in the Var: de Woody Allen, Submergence de Wim Wenders, Le Mal de Magic in the Moonlight by Woody Allen, Submergence by Wim Pierres de Nicole Garcia, Happy End de Michaël Haneke, Wenders, Le Mal de Pierres by Nicole Garcia, Happy End by Le Redoutable de Michel Hazanavicius, Jour J de Reem Michaël Haneke, Le Redoutable by Michel Hazanavicius, Jour Kherici, C’est beau la Vie quand on y pense de Gérard Jugnot, J by Reem Kherici, C’est beau la Vie quand on y pense, by Les Estivants de Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, Gueule d’Ange de Gerard Jugnot, Les Estivants by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, Angel Vanessa Filho, Johnny English, le Retour de David Kerr et plus face by Vanessa Filho, Johnny English, strikes again by David récemment Benedetta de Paul Verhoeven. Kerr and more recently Benedetta by Paul Verhoeven. Mais pour vous en convaincre personnellement, le mieux est But we’d like to show you what we can do personally! So your d’effectuer un repérage. best bet is to contact us and book a location scout. 4 OÙ Décors et lieux de tournage WHERE Film locations 5 le littoral by the sea 6 l’arrière-pays inland 7 les ports méditerranéens mediterranean ports 8 les villages provençaux provencal villages 9 le passé the past 10 le présent the present 11 ailleurs elsewhere 12 les routes roads 13 lieux abandonnés forgotten locations 14 les îles islands 15 Le Var est riche en lieux de tournages variés, de lieux insolites The Var also has a wealth of varied, unusual and unexpected et surprenants. interior locations. La Commission du Film Var les répertorie dans sa photothèque The Var Film Commission has listed them in its photo depuis plus de deux décennies, elle ne cesse de les référencer library for more than two decades. And we continue to quotidiennement. Elle apporte son aide aux repéreurs, add new locations every day. We assist you on location les conseille et les oriente en fonction de leurs demandes scouts, advise you and can point you in the right direction spécifiques. Son efficacité est reconnue par les professionnels for any requirements specific to your particular film. Many ainsi que la rapidité et pertinence de ses réponses. professionals in the film industry have applauded our efficiency and our swift and pointed responsiveness. 16 Lieux de tournage Film locations 17 18 19 le mas le mas D’HIVER CONCERTS & BRUNCHS ESCARAVATIERS mESCARAVATIERS Bienvenue au mas 2 lieux au milieu des vignes L’authenticité d’un mas provençal ou LA SINGULARITé d’un espace événementiel au style industriel WWW.LEMAS-CONCERT.COM SY LV I E 06 86 60 51 25 CHEMIN DE SAINT-TROPEZ -SUR- VIEIRA [email protected] 514 83480 PUGET ARGENS 20 21 UN CADRE IDÉAL POUR VOS TOURNAGES de films, publicités ou événementiels - 02/2019 - Crédit photos : ©Istock - 02/2019 Crédit Nos atouts : • Aéroport haut de gamme, à taille humaine • À 50 mètres de la plage Agence • Prestations sur-mesure • Entre Provence et Côte d’Azur • En zone publique et/ou réservée • 300 jours de soleil par an • Facilité d’accès et d’installation • Accès aux zones publiques et/ou réservées… Renseignements sur : Tél. 04 94 00 84 07 - www.toulon-hyeres.aeroport.fr @Aeroport_Toulon @AeroportdeToulonHyeres @AeroportToulonHyeres 22 Espace 7 Lieu de Tournage, Bureaux à Louer dans le Centre de Cannes Marseille St Tropez Nice Cannes Film & Photographic Production Services - Locations Management Ses points forts : [email protected] • Surface de 180m² ( 3 espaces distincts ) T: +33(0)662175132 www.easy-production.com www.easyspaces.fr • Salles de réunions aménageables [email protected] [email protected] • Situé dans le centre ville de Cannes T: +33(0)493302545 T: +33(0)176541638 • Facile d’accès • Parking public à proximité 23 Les institutions locales sont concernées par l’industrie du Cinéma. Local institutions are very involved in the film industry. And Elles savent se mobiliser pour répondre aux besoins spécifiques they will do what it takes to meet the specific needs of your des scénarios. script. La Commission du Film du Var est naturellement l’interface The Var Film Commission is the natural production-institution entre les productions et les institutions. Conseils, autorisations, go-between. Advice, authorizations, explanations, solutions... explications, solutions… tout est mis en œuvre pour faciliter le We do all we can to facilitate everyone’s work. travail de chacun. 24 Les acteurs locaux au service du cinéma A region that partners with the cinema 25 CINÉMA/AUDIOVISUEL RÉGION SUD, TERRE DE TOURNAGES ’ ’ PAR EXCELLENCE La culture est une partie essentielle de notre iden- tité, qui joue aussi un rôle majeur pour l’économie et l’emploi dans notre région. Le cinéma et l’audiovisuel prennent toute leur part dans ce dynamisme avec plus de 500 tournages réalisés dans les splendides décors naturels de notre territoire. Christian ESTROSI’’ Renaud MUSELIER Président délégué de la Région Président de la Région Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur maregionsud.fr Conception-réalisation : Direction de la Communication et de la Marque de la Région Sud - Photos : Gettyimages 26 27 28 29 LA SEYNE-SUR-MER. Travelling sur 25 km de littoral industrieux ou tou- ristique, bordé par la Méditerranée et enchainant dans un seul plan plages ouvertes sur le large et criques sauvages.Terre de cinéma et de mémoire ou- vrière, les Frères Lumière y ont filmé les femmes à la sortie des chantiers navals, là où aujourd’hui trône un pont levant rénové érigé en belvédère à l’entrée du port et surplombant la ville du haut de ses 44 mètres... et de ses 100 ans ! La Seyne, 365 jours sur mer, comme ses forts qui, les pieds dans l’eau, surveillent encore l’entrée de la rade de Toulon, comme aux temps de l’An II de la Révolution en 1793 et du capitaine Bonaparte... Cette rade, l’une des plus belles d’Europe, a brite des baraques sur pilotis et une activité aquacole et conchylicole vivace et pittoresque. Elle est gardée, au large, par le rocher des «deux frères», récif de légendes, qui contemple à jamais la ville aux douze ports enfin épanouie. VILLE DE LA SEYNE-SUR-MER Contact : di rection g énérale des se rvices : Marc BAZZUCHI Tél. 04 94 06 90 40 - 20, quai Saturnin Fabre - 83500 LA SEYNE-SUR-MER www.la-seyne.fr AP La Seyne Cinéma 2018.indd 1 09/04/2018 16:04 30 31 Île de Port-Cros La vieille ville Tournage film «Les Estivants» 2018 Le centre historique La presqu’île de Giens et Porquerolles Le centre historique Les Vieux Salins L‘Île de Porquerolles L’Almanarre 32 SAINT-RAPHAËL Contact : Office de Tourisme Tél.
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