Your production partner in Poland

A film fixer in Poland serves as an expert who delivers local production assistance to international productions through complete management of all required tasks including permit acquisition and crew supervision and location setup. Fixers in Poland provides complete production solutions which include government permits and equipment rental and local crew recruitment and location selection and cultural support for successful film production in Poland.

The costs of production depend on various elements which include the dimensions of production operations and the selection of production sites and the number of staff members and the necessary equipment. The Polish market provides European businesses with affordable pricing compared to other major European countries. The cost for basic documentary production begins at $500–$1000 per production day but commercial productions require $2000–$10000+ daily. Our team will create an extensive quote which meets all your production needs.

Yes, filming permits are required for most professional video production in Poland. The project requires all necessary permits which must be obtained from city authorities and regional bodies and heritage sites and locations that need special permits. The Polish company Fixers in Poland takes care of all permit requests and handles official government interactions and follows all rules which govern film production in Poland. The permit process duration spans between two weeks and four weeks depending on the location and the scope of production operations.

Poland offers diverse filming locations including Warsaw's Palace of Culture and UNESCO Old Town, Kraków's Renaissance Old Town and Wawel Castle, Wrocław's 100+ bridges and Cathedral Island, the Baltic Coast's Hanseatic Gdańsk, and Łódź's vast industrial heritage. Each location offers unique visual appeal and cultural significance.

The processing time for film permits usually requires 2 to 4 weeks for typical production needs. The completion time for complex shoots which include heritage sites and government buildings and protected locations will take between 4 to 6 weeks. The emergency permit process requires 1–2 weeks for completion but customers must pay extra fees for this service.

International productions can bring equipment to Poland by following customs procedures and obtaining temporary import permits. Local equipment rental provides better cost efficiency than importing equipment because it eliminates the need to deal with customs procedures. The Polish company Fixers offers professional equipment rental services and assists customers with customs clearance procedures when they want to import their own equipment into the country.