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Listing summary

  • Morocco - Ouarzazate-wood Unique Access
  • €3,800.00  / person per experience
  • Souss Massa

Type of experience

  • Photo Holiday

Where

  • North Africa and Middle East

What

  • Experience local culture
  • Largely landscapes
  • Encounter wildlife
  • Explore nature
  • Approach people
  • Discover a city

When

  • Get in touch for availability

When (if specific dates)

From September To May

Duration

  • Seven days

Languages spoken

English/French

What is included

  • Pro photographer
  • Transfers to/from hotel/airport
  • Accommodation
  • Some meals
  • Tour leader expenses
  • Internal transport
  • Car & driver
  • Local guide
  • Tips
  • Entrance fees (parks, monuments ...)
  • Personal critique/review
  • Post production tutorials
  • Post experience mentoring

What is not included but recommended for the experience

Personal cameras
Hats :-)

Five keywords that best describe the experience you will have

Landscape
Culture
Scenery
Cinema
Unusual

Camera equipment used by photographer

Fujifilm GFX 50S - Linhof master technika 4X5 ( analog )

Private or group?

  • Private
  • Group

Max group size

6

Min group size

1

Non photographer's welcome

Yes

Description

For lovers of photography and film, here is a unique photographic experience that will take you to the sites of filming famous movies.
Since 1954, Ouarzazate and its surroundings, for its exceptional lighting qualities and for the diversity of its natural settings, has become an essential center of world cinema.
Prestigious filmmakers such as Martin Scorsese, Benardo Bertolucci and Alejandro González Iñárritu have shot films that have marked their careers and the history of cinema. The last temptation of Christ, The Kundun, The Sheltering Sky, Babel ...
Large American productions have also taken Ouarzazate as a base to shoot their blockbusters, Kingdom of Heaven, Alexander the Great, Gladiator, James Bond spy ...
In addition to natural settings, the film industry has built sets that have remained on site and after shooting, they become extraordinary monuments, making the whole region very photogenic when looking for unusual and special images.
This photographic experience will allow you to discover both the ancestral and recent culture of a region, while returning to sites that you think you have already seen.
Captions of images:
1 - Set from "The Hills have Eyes" Alexandre Aja
2- Set from " Babel" Alejandro González Iñárritu
3 - Set from "Kingdom Of Heaven" Ridley Scott