Site Surveys & Tech Scouting

Here is how this works in practice. We carry out detailed site surveys that give a production a precise technical picture of each location before the shoot. Our surveyors assess power supply and the need for generators, vehicle and crew access, parking and unit-base options, load-in routes, structural considerations for rigging, mobile and communications coverage, and the practical constraints of the site. For heritage locations — Prague's protected historic centre, castles such as Karlštejn and Loket, or UNESCO-listed sites — surveys also document conservation conditions and any limits on what the production may do. Each survey is delivered as a clear technical report with photography, measurements and site maps, so departments can plan gear, logistics and safety with confidence.

Here is the short of it. Thorough site surveys matter especially in the Czech Republic because the country's most desirable locations are often historic, protected or remote. The Czech Republic has 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Locations from the Sedlec Ossuary at Kutná Hora to the historic centre of Český Krumlov and the sandstone landscapes of the Bohemian Switzerland National Park each carry their own access and conservation realities. A survey turns those realities into actionable detail before crew and gear arrive. Our surveys feed directly into the location-management, health-and-safety and gear-planning workstreams, and account for the country's land-based climate — surveying exposure, drainage and seasonal access — so the production knows exactly what each site demands on shooting day.