Production Vehicles

Here is how this works in practice. Our team sources and sets up production car fleets from set up fleet providers in Cape Town and Johannesburg, supplying camera and grip trucks, lighting trucks, honey wagons, hair and makeup trailers, cast motorhomes, production office trailers, process trailers and camera cars scaled to your production. We handle parking permits, base camp layout, movement logistics and driver planning, and can configure complete base camps for shoots of any size. South Africa's mature, competitively priced film-services market means most shoots equip their car fleet fully in-country in South African rand, and a favourable exchange rate keeps the budget efficient. Driving in South Africa is on the left.

Here is the short of it. Our skilled local drivers know the road network and parking rules across Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban and the regions. For multi-site shoots we set up movement planning, advance parking and fuel logistics so the fleet supports smooth daily operations at each location from the first day of principal photography.

Here is the breakdown. South Africa's geography makes a well-planned car fleet key. Cape Town is the production capital. Base camps near Cape Town Film Studios and across the Western Cape support the bulk of the country's feature, series and commercial work, while Johannesburg and Durban add further centres. Locations are spread across long distances, from the Cape Winelands and the Garden Route to the bushveld around the Kruger National Park, the semi-desert Karoo and the Drakensberg mountains, so car logistics and movement planning are central to keeping a schedule on track.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Remote shoots place base camps far from infrastructure, so shoots routinely plan power packs self-sufficiency for trailers and facilities, and rugged, trusted cars matter on rough roads. South Africa is renowned for doubling for a huge range of world locations and is one of the world's top destinations for servicing global features, series and commercials. With English as the working language of the industry and gateways at Cape Town International, O. R. Tambo and King Shaka International, setting up a full production fleet is straightforward.