Emily in Paris S4
Palais Royal, Le Marais, Place de l'Estrapade

48.8566°N, 2.3522°E
Capture the magic of the world's most romantic city with our comprehensive production support across Paris's iconic landmarks and diverse neighborhoods.
Scene 01 — Filmed Here
Palais Royal, Le Marais, Place de l'Estrapade
Sacré-Cœur, Arc de Triomphe, Place de la Concorde
Louvre Museum, Musée d'Orsay, rooftops of Paris
Grand Palais, Palais de Chaillot, Seine bridges
Pont Alexandre III, Musée Rodin, Versailles
Scene 02 — Locations
From landmark monuments to hidden quarters — every district scouted and permit-mapped.

landmark
The world's most recognizable monument. Best captured from Trocadéro, Champ de Mars, or along the Seine. Night sparkle shows require specific permissions.
Iconic glass pyramid, historic palace facades, and formal French gardens. Interior museum shoots are rare but exterior is accessible.
Paris's most ornate bridge with gilded sculptures, Art Nouveau lampposts, and views of the Invalides. Popular for fashion and luxury brand shoots.
Cobblestone streets, artist squares, vineyard, and the white basilica with panoramic city views. Bohemian Paris atmosphere.
Historic Jewish quarter with medieval architecture, hidden courtyards, trendy boutiques, and Place des Vosges - Paris's oldest planned square.
UNESCO-listed riverbanks with houseboats, bookstalls, and views of Notre-Dame. Bateau filming available with advance booking.
Europe's largest business district. Grande Arche, modern skyscrapers, and the CNIT dome offer futuristic corporate backdrops.
Elegant arcaded courtyard with Daniel Buren's striped columns. Geometric, photogenic, and accessible for fashion and art shoots.
Grand boulevards, luxury storefronts, and the iconic triumphal arch for prestige productions.
Academic ambiance, historic cafés, bookshops, and the Panthéon for intellectual settings.
Trendy waterside setting with iron footbridges, tree-lined quays, and café culture.
Scene 03 — The Case for Paris

Scene 04 — Logistics
Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) — 25km / 35-60 min
Orly Airport (ORY) — 14km / 25-45 min
metro
16 lines covering all central Paris. Runs 5:30am-12:30am (2:15am Fri/Sat). Very efficient for crew movement.
Crew tip: Metro filming requires RATP authorization (2+ weeks). Lines 1 and 14 are automated - easier for shoots.
bus
Extensive network including scenic routes (bus 69 for tourist landmarks). Night buses (Noctilien) available.
Crew tip: Less crowded than metro for equipment transport during off-peak hours.
taxi
Readily available. Official taxis are beige with roof lights. Fixed rates from airports.
Crew tip: G7 and Taxis Bleus accept advance bookings for large groups.
rideshare
Uber, Bolt, and Free Now operate in Paris. Uber Black for client transport.
Street parking extremely limited in central Paris. Underground parking available but expensive (€3-5/hour).
Production vehicle permits available through Paris Film Commission. Base camp locations arranged per project - typically use peripheral areas or private lots.
Central Paris is compact - most iconic locations within 30-min metro ride. Consider walking between nearby spots (Louvre to Palais Royal: 5 min). Rush hour (8-9am, 6-8pm) significantly impacts vehicle travel times.

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From permits and crew to equipment and logistics — we handle everything on the ground so you can focus on capturing the City of Light.