The film commission
Our Members
The Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie Nice Côte d’Azur initiated the creation of the Alpes-Maritimes Côte d’Azur Film Commission in 1999 in order to contribute to a real economic dynamic for the development of the film industry in the Alpes-Maritimes department.
The Alpes-Maritimes Côte d’Azur Film Commission has 33 members who welcome productions on the territory.
Our MEMBerS
Antibes Juan-Les-Pins
Antibes Juan-les-Pins is a modern city that combines héritourism and economic development with the preservation of its heritage and its environment. With beaches, coastal, roads, harbors, alleys, markets, hotels, it is a great setting.
Beaulieu-sur-Mer
Beaulieu-sur-Mer is a welcoming coastal town which has managed to preserve its architectural heritage and natural environment while developing its touristic economy
Beausoleil
Overlooking the coast, Beausoleil opens a real balcony on the Mediterranean offering magnificent perspectives. The city is characterized by its narrow streets, charming passageways and famous stairways that branch out from north to south.
Bouyon
Hilltop village, its territory is made up of mountain reliefs belonging to the Cheiron foothills to the west, lowering to the north towards the Estéron valley at 173 m and in the center with the valley of Bouyon.
Brianconnet
Briançonnet, an ancient Roman city, is a village of medieval character, at an altitude of 1010 meters, grouped on a pass in the middle of beautiful mountainous landscapes, bare rocks and close to vast forests. The town, is crossed by the Estéron river.
Cabris
Located at an altitude of 500 m, Cabris is an authentic village with these typical Provençal alleys, these colorful houses, and unique sites such as the old place of the old feudal castle and these devotional chapels, it dominates the coastal plain, and the bay of Cannes.
Cannes
There are very few places where the sea is so beautiful between the palms of terrace of a large hotel, xhere you can play a round of golf at dawn, have lunch on a sumptuous boat, discover islands magical two staps from the shore, come back to do shopping, […]
Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie Nice Côte d’Azur
The CCI Nice Côte d’Azur is an Territorial and Metropolitan CCI, attached to the “Chambre de Région”. It’s a both a public institution, a democratic institution and a service entreprise. It strongly supports the film and audiovisual industry in the Department.
Communauté d’Agglomération de la Riviera Française (CARF)
Located at the southern end of the Alpes-Maritimes, along the borders of Italy and the Principality of Monaco, its territory extends from the shores of the Mediterranean to the peaks of the Massif du Mercantour. It’s composed of 15 municipalities.
Communauté de Communes Alpes d’Azur
La communauté de communes Alpes d’Azur is an cooperation structure grouping 34 municipalities. Its headquarters are in Puget-Theniers. Nestled at the gates of Mercantour, the landscapes of the communes explode with shimmering colors sublimating the natural and historical riches of its villages.
Conseil Départemental des Alpes-Maritimes
The Department of the Alpes-Maritimes wanted to implement a number of actions constituting a real departmental policu in favor of cinema and audiovisual
Grasse
Grasse appeared in the cartulas from the Middle Ages, at the beginning of the 11th century. The sinuous network of its narrow streets bears witness to its successive enlargements around the original summit, the Puy, where the temporal and spiritual power rises: the cathedral.
Gréolières
The village of Gréolières is built on a small plateau on the edge of the terrace, facing south. Overlooked by the Cheiron bars and overlooking the Loup Valley, rich in impressive waterfalls and falls, tunnels and narrow gorges, the village appears like a jewel in the grandiose setting of the Pre-Alps. Gréolières is a medieval village with its two castles still visible, with narrow streets lined with houses typical of the Provençal mountains.
La Colle-Sur-Loup
Ideally located between sea and mountains and at la Colle-sur-Loup is a charming village in the hinterland. He has perserved his authenticity and his art of living in a privileged setting.
La-Tour-Sur-Tinée
Built on a ridge towering above the Tinée valley, surrounded by wooded peaks and hills, La Tour sur Tinée, a village definitely blessed by the Gods, also has the chance to have a light air, a panoramic view and a superb nature, between fir, cypress and lime trees!
Luceram
25 km from Nice, the medieval village of Lucéram, perched on a rocky outcrop, carefully preserves the marks of its history and its rich cultural past. A stopover village on the salt road, Lucéram therefore became prosperous (late 15th century). It is to this flourishing period that we owe the frescoes of the chapels, the altarpieces as well as some of the treasures that adorn the Baroque church, built on the site of an old medieval castle.
Mandelieu-La-Napoule
Mandelieu-la-Napoule is located between Cannes et Théoule-sur-Mer, near Pégomas, Mougins or Grasse. The city is also halfway between Antibes and Frejus. On the border with the Var, Mandelieu-la-Napoule has an undeniable charm.
Menton
Land of confines and paradise of exceptional gardens, Menton is a greenhouse with a subtropical climate located between Monaco and Italy. Conservatory living the great hours of the Côte d’Azur at the end of the 19th century and the 30s, Menton is the first city of the Alpes-Maritimes to have obtained the label “City of Art and History”.
Mougins
Mougins Côte d’Azur Capital of the Gastronomie et “Arts de Vivre”, located in the heart of the French Riviera, Mougins enjoys a privileged location : 30 minutes from Nice-Côte d’Azur airport and 15 minutes from Cannes and 40 km from the nearest ski resort.
Rimplas
“Rimplas is a small jewel perched on the heights of the Tinée“. Sentinel of the valley to count on its territory the first fort of the line Maginot, the village is located in the Mercantour National Park. Many hikes are accessible from the heart of the village.
Nice
Capital of the French Riviera, Nice is a modern and active city: 2nd international airport in France, 2nd French cruise port, one of the leading hotel parks in France with 200 hotels and residences and a capacity of 10,000 rooms. Nice is also 10 kilometers of coastline, 300 hectares of green spaces; an elegant and popular city which draws its charm from its relaxed rhythm of life which is due as much to the beauty of the city as to its exceptional microclimate.
Roquebrune-Cap-Martin
Located between Menton and Monaco, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin is one of the most pleasant seaside resorts on the French Riviera thanks to favorable weather conditions. It shelters a sumptuous flora and seduces the artist by the brightness of its sky and its light.
Saint-Martin Vésubie
Ten centuries of history have shaped the village, born at the confluence of the torrents of Boréon and Fenestre. Located at an altitude of 1,000 m, in the middle of 3,600 hectares of forest, Saint-Martin Vésubie offers a whole range of traditions. At the gates of the Mercantour National Park, its many peaks, rising in grandiose panorama above 3000 m of altitude.
Saint-Paul de Vence
Magnificently nestled within its ramparts, the village of Saint-Paul de Vence has been used more than once as a film set while the famous Colombe d’Or inn continues to welcome the greatest names in cinema. Countless photographs and anecdotes illustrate the link that Saint-Paul de Vence has been weaving with the 7th art for over half a century.
Saint-Etienne-de-Tinée – Auron
This village with a strong character will charm you with its Italian-style mountain architecture. Located at an altitude of 1140m, it is directly linked to the Auron ski area by the Pinatelle gondola. To discover its rich religious heritage, as well as its museums. Less than an hour and a half from Nice, the Auron resort, a real village resort, at an altitude of 1600m and at the gateway to the Mercantour National Park, offers you holidays where skiing, conviviality, relaxation and entertainment blend harmoniously!Throughout the winter, the resort offers entertainment for young and old.
Saint-Martin Vésubie
Ten centuries of history have shaped the village, born at the confluence of the torrents of Boréon and Fenestre. Located at an altitude of 1,000 m, in the middle of 3,600 hectares of forest, Saint-Martin Vésubie offers a whole range of traditions. At the gates of the Mercantour National Park, its many peaks, rising in grandiose panorama above 3000 m of altitude.
Saint-Vallier-de-Thiey
Between the Alps and the sea (altitude 730m) on the Napoleon road (RD 6085) in the center of a tourist region, 29 km from Cannes, 12 km from Grasse (the city of Perfumes), 50 km from Nice and its international airport. Saint Vallier de Thiey is above all a charming Provencal village with its 12th century church and old doors, thus preserved the village of yesteryear reveals its hidden aspects to those who know how to dawdle.
Tournefort
The commune of Tournefort is a small Provencal commune inhabited by 167 Tournefort residents. The surface area of the town of Tournefort is 9.49 km². It is located near the towns of La Tour, Massoins, Bairols and Malaussène.
Théoule-Sur-Mer
Nestled in the massif of Estérel on an area of 1,049 hectares, Théoule-sur-Mer offers coves with red rocks, breathtaking views of the sea, the coast, the mountain. In a case of red rocks develops a vegetation characteristic of the coastal zones of the Esterel massif.
Vence
Vence and its ramparts combines the nobility of a historic city with the vivid charm of a city of the sun. From its Ligurian past, Vence has preserved the visible memory as evidenced by the Marseillais ‘s Columns, vestiges of a Roman triumphal arch, the Tower which dominates the medieval city, erected in the 12th century, etc.
Villefranche-Sur-Mer
The last escarpments of the Alpes du Sud draw an amphitheater of greenery around the harbor. A harbor so well protected from the winds that it became a natural harbor as soon as the man knew how to sail. It is a delight for cruise tourism, yachting and local fishermen.
Villeneuve-Loubet
Located in the heart of the Côte d’Azur, Villeneuve-Loubet has both the advantages of a seaside resort and those of a village in the middle country. A double face that earned him the nickname of “greenest blue municipalities” largely justified by its world-famous marina, miles of beaches, thalassotherapy center, etc.