FILMING
PROJECTS
IN MONGOLIA
Mongolia offers endless story lines and truly amazing colors of landscapes, people and wildlife for avid photographers and media projects. From custom clearance to filming permissions and location sets, we have years of experience working in the field. We are passionate about media and have had the opportunity of working in some of the most complicated productions in the past. Our extensive networking both in Ulaanbaatar and the countryside ensures that you meet the right people necessary to be featured on your projects. Our years of experience in assisting with international and domestic media outlets allow us to work as a fixer for almost any kind of media programs as well.
OUR SERVICES
Our vast network in Ulaanbaatar and beyond connects you with the right people to ensure a successful shoot.
We understand the challenges of filming in remote locations. Our team has successfully transported bulky equipment and arranged logistics for even the most demanding productions.
From epic steppes to ancient monasteries and National Parks, we’ll help you find the perfect locations and secure filming permits.
Our years of experience navigating Mongolia ensure smooth operations, including custom clearance, transportation arrangements, and equipment rentals or even garage space and storage. Let us know your needs and we would be happy to support the cause. Heavy equipment and re-charging devises are often heavy and bulky, costing substantial resources for carrying through international flights and shipments. For example, in the past, we have helped to transport large amount of bulky and expensive equipment by rigging special trucks to remote corners of Mongolia.
PARTNERING WITH PROFESSIONALS
We collaborate with industry experts like historians, biologists, and archaeologists to create truly comprehensive and impactful media projects. This ensures your filming experience is genuine, rewarding, and captures the essence of Mongolia.
PROJECTS WE WORKED
Dinosaurs Alive, IMAX documentary, Produced by Giant Screen Films
Journey with renowned paleontologists as they hunt for fossilized clues buried in Mongolia’s Gobi Desert and Ghost Ranch, New Mexico, uncovering evidence that dinosaur descendants may still walk (or fly) among us today.
Tsetsgee Munkbayar, Goldman Prize Short Films, Produced by Mill Valley film Group
A Bigger World, Produced by Haut e Court
In order to get over the death of Paul, the love of her life, Corine leaves Paris for a few weeks in Mongolia. But her meeting with the shaman Oyun upends her plans, as Oyun proclaims that Corine has received a rare gift. Back in France, she cannot refuse what is now imposed on her: she must go back to Mongolia to begin her initiation… and discover a bigger world.
Mongolia Rise and Fall of an Empire, Director Robert H.Lieberman
Living with Snow Leopards 3 Part Series, Produced by Fidget Films
Bayarjargal Agvaantseren, Goldman Prize Short Films, Produced by Mill Valley film Group
Culture Quest with Ian Grant, Produced by Slow Boat Productions
Rally for Rangers Documentary, Produced by Fisher Creative
BBC Planet Earth III, Produced by BBC Earth Team
BBC Asia Series, Produced by BBC Natural History Unit
Snow Leopards, Produced by Off the Fence Production
Topaz Gobi Bear Project, Produced by Panoramic Journeys
ENQUIRE US
I wanted to say a huge thank you from the whole snow leopard team for the support, expertise, and advice that you have offered us over the last few years. Our success working in Mongolia was largely down to your team and logistical management. The crew really enjoyed working with Mongolia Quest and loved their experience of Mongolia. Thank you.
– Mr. Theo Webb, Producer, Director – Planet Earth III