Whether it’s historical films or contemporary actions, the plans are flexible enough to suit any era and situation. This flexibility is a boon for directors, sparing them the need for extensive location scouting and allowing them to authentically bring their screenplay ideas to life.

Located just five hours away from America and a mere few hours from Europe, Ouarzazate boasts exceptional natural assets that appeal to filmmakers. In recent years, some of the world’s largest film studios have begun to shift away from conventional destinations, such as locations in Latin America, where exorbitant compensation demands prevail. Similarly, the appeal of Tunisia and Egypt has been challenged by Morocco, emerging as a formidable competitor on the filmmaking industry.

Foreign film production in Ouarzazate is not a recent phenomenon. Dating back to the First World War, this region has attracted legendary directors such as Alfred Hitchcock and David Lean, who chose to set up their cameras here.