If you need a filming location to take your breath away, then look no further!
The Brecon Beacons National Park contains some of the most spectacular and diverse landscapes in Europe.
The
National Park is home to Pen y Fan, with its distinctive red table top
summit - the highest Old Red Sandstone summit in Britain - as well as
some of the UK’s most spectacular waterfalls, caves and wooded gorges.
The landscape is scattered with prehistoric monuments, Roman remains,
and medieval castles.
They said....
A big thank you to your staff - the filming has gone like clockwork. The location was less than a half day’s drive from London, which was a huge advantage. Everyone we’ve met has been charming, the location was stunning and we would definitely come back again to film in the future". Production manager, blockbuster motion picture, King Arthur).
"The Brecon Beacons National Park is a hidden gem. It was a fantastic location for Stardust. It's dramatic landscape and sweeping views are perfect for filming, It was a pleasure to shoot there." Matthew Vaughn - Producer and Director of Stardust.
Europe-wide location
Save yourself countless hours of research and negotiation. Our expert area managers know the National Park well and are able to deal with all your practical location issues as well as offer advice, guidance and smooth out any problems.
Please contact the press office on 01874 620420. For a general guide see below:-
Please note that ALL revenue earned from filming will be reinvested into Park environmental projects, such as upland erosion repair. In choosing to film in the National Park, you are helping to secure it for future generations.
Never film on National Park land without permission.
You can now view planning applications, related documents and comment on them online
Draft Planning Obligation StrategyThe National Park welcomes any comments in relation to this document.
Affordable Housing Development Control Guidance NoteComments can be submitted in writing or electronically to Strategy and Policy
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