Working Conditions in Romania

Shooting in Romania

Romania is often chosen as a shooting destination because, on one hand, there are sound stages with various facilities and sizes (including the second largest in Europe), and on the other hand, there are extremely varied locations, urban and rural, modern and classic, displayed on all forms of relief, from sea to mountains, and the unique Danube Delta.

It is also worth mentioning the high level of professionalism of the film crews as well as the quality of the set construction, which stands out in terms of finishing, execution time and cost efficiency.

Permits

Working Hours

Crew Rates

Overtime

Allowances

Studio facilities

There are more then 20 studios, some with small surfaces but eventually equipped with limbos, up to medium, large and very large surfaces, two of them of over 3,500 square meters. The highest usable height, up to the catwalk, is 16.20 m but most of them are of around 12 m. Some have also a water tank under the floor.

Prices vary depending on the sizes and are negotiated based on the duration of the rental. The rental of an 1,300 square meters studio starts from 1,000 euro/ prep day and 1,800 euro/ shoot day, while one of 2,500 square meters is 1,700 euro for a prep day and 3,000 euro for a shoot day, calculated weekly x 4 for shooting, respectively x 6 for prep/wrap. The rates vary also from a provider to another. Anyway the guidance above is pretty accurate at the moment.

Cash rebate