Filming in Casablanca is a completely different matter. Once you have an official permit to shoot from Rabat, the capital of Morocco, you must inform the Casablanca Prefecture before you start shooting in this metropolis...

For the filmmakers and journalists the place of Jemaa el-Fna was always a must and also a beautiful place to capture the time of an old Morocco that remains alive. Many cinema and documentary films have been filmed in this place since more than 100 years, the young generations are always on site to continue the show, they invent nothing, they only share their own life as Moroccans.

Dakhla and located in the extreme south of Morocco, it is about 400km from the Mauritanian border, and for many countries around the world this region is called the "western Sahara", conflict zone for more than 50 years, but for us travelers we know that this city is an integral part of the Kingdom of Morocco.

It is the city of surf and Gnaoua music, it is the most popular tourist destination for artists, gypsies and writers, so filming in Essaouira is always great. The inhabitants of this city are easy to communicate and open to other cultures.

The trip to Merzouga for tourists is considered as a flight to the desert and the large open spaces, for shooting crews it is often another story, because a detailed preparation of the trip through a closer assistance of a fixer is necessary.

You need an official permit to Circulate and film in Morocco's capital (For Journalists and Shooting crews). It is a huge city with over a million inhabitants. For drone shots, it is always more complicated...