The BVI Film Commission's role is to promote the territory as a prime location for film and photography production, and also facilitate those productions. The BVI Film Commission was established in 1992 to actively encourage and facilitate film production activity in the British Virgin Islands. In 1994, the BVI Tourist Board became responsible for the operation of the Film Commission. Numerous television commercials and shows, magazines, catalogues, promotional videos and feature films have been shot on location in the BVI because of the BVI Film Commission's activities as well as the efforts of local production service companies.
The BVI Film Commission also acts as a liaison between the film/photography producers and all relevant Government agencies, particularly Customs, Labour and Immigration Departments, National Parks Trust and the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force.
For information on filming in the British Virgin Islands, please contact:
Rhodni A. Skelton Manager, BVI Film Commission & Events Marketing
BVI Tourist Board
P.O. Box 134
Wickhams Cay 1
Akara Building
Road Town, Tortola
BVI
(T) 284-494-4119
(F) 284-494-8138
rskelton@bvitourism.com
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Film Commission Services
All the support services you might need while filming in the BVI.
Film Credits
You can tell a lot about us by the company we keep. Check out our Credits and see who has filmed or shot in the BVI.
Film Commission Requirements
We want your planning and production to go smoothly, so please note the requirements for filming in the BVI.
National Park Filming
The BVI has 28 beautiful National Parks which can be used as locations for certain types of projects. See if your project qualifies.
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