At the 41st Festival, INCAA relaunched the Argentina Film Commission web portal

The new platform brings together all of Argentina’s available locations in one place, along with information on incentives and a search engine with everything needed to facilitate national and international audiovisual productions.

As part of the 41st Mar del Plata International Film Festival, Argentina Film Commission officially presented its new digital platform — a tool designed to centralize information about the opportunities Argentina offers as an audiovisual production destination.

Argentina: a country with multiple filming locations. The platform gathers information on locations across different provinces and municipalities, showcasing the breadth and variety of natural, architectural, and urban settings the country has to offer.

The site features 366 listed locations, ranging from mountains, forests, beaches, rivers, and valleys to historic buildings, cultural spaces, wineries, vineyards, and urban infrastructure.

To facilitate searching, it includes a search engine with thematic areas and 114 sub-filter options, allowing users to explore and select locations based on the specific characteristics and needs of each production.

Argentina as an audiovisual production destination. The initiative aims to strengthen the international promotion of Argentina as a filming destination, highlighting not only the variety of its landscapes and locations, but also the expertise of its professionals, its cinematic tradition, and its production infrastructure. The new platform helps bring visibility to the resources and opportunities offered by the country’s different regions, making it easier to access the information needed to develop audiovisual projects across the national territory.

Tools to facilitate audiovisual productions. In addition to the location search engine, the site provides information on available incentives by province, including cash rebate, tax rebate, and cultural patronage mechanisms.

It also includes a permits and procedures guide with links to official agencies for consulting requirements related to co-productions, work permits, equipment importation, filming in national parks, aerial shoots, and other procedures.

National and international producers, filmmakers, and production crews can now access all of these resources from a single site to support the planning of their projects.