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You’ll find crews, equipment, talent agents and stock footage on our Crew and Support Services Database. 

Not seeing what you need? Contact us to see how we can help.

You don’t need a specific filming permit to shoot in Missouri.

In general, if you would like to film on private property, you only need the owner’s permission. 

Depending on the size of your production, street closure or other regulations may apply. Some municipalities and state and federal agencies may require permits to shoot at certain locations, such as state and federal parks, within their jurisdiction.

Yes. There are small towns and farmland locations within a half-hour drive from our major cities. Contact us for recommendations specific to your needs.

While our office is not involved in the funding of films, we’d be happy to assist you with finding locations, production resources, contacts or any additional information you need to get your project off the ground.

See our Industry News page and Facebook page for the latest production announcements.

Contact information on our Facebook page was submitted by the production company. Unfortunately, we cannot give out additional information without the company’s approval.

Submit a free listing in the Crew and Support Services Database.