Puglia offers unique production advantages with its characteristic whitewashed towns, ancient olive groves, and dramatic Adriatic coastline. The region’s distinctive architecture – from the conical trulli of Alberobello to the baroque elegance of Lecce – provides exclusive backdrops unavailable anywhere else in the world.

Local crews are experienced with international projects, while the expanding infrastructure includes well-equipped rental houses and professional support services. The region’s two international airports in Bari and Brindisi ensure smooth logistics for equipment and team travel.

Puglia’s competitive edge lies in its year-round shooting potential, with 300+ days of sunshine and considerably lower production costs compared to other Italian regions. The landscape’s unique characteristics – stark white architecture against deep blue skies, ancient olive groves, and red-earth countryside – create striking visuals while requiring minimal set decoration. With efficient permitting processes and a film-friendly administration, Puglia combines visual authenticity with practical production value.