marseille CiNema oN THe sea side

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marseille
CINEMA on THE
SEA side
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marseille : CINEMA on THE SEA side
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© Camille Moirenc
SECOND MOST FILMED
CITY IN FRANCE,
FIRST IN THE PACA REGION
MARSEILLE, AN ATTRACTIVE CITY
Marseille is at a turning point in its history.
amazing natural heritage, particularly with the
A unique melting-pot of culture building upon
creation of the Calanques National Park, the only
2,600 years of history, France’s 2nd largest city is
land, sea and Suburban Park in Europe.
expanding. The city of Marseille is not only the li-
Named European Capital of Culture in 2013, Mar-
ving expression of the « Provençal way of life », but
seille-Provence offers modern and internationally
also a dynamic city in perpetual motion, acting as a
recognized quality cultural locations, such as the
major Mediterranean and international city. It now
Marseille Museum of History or the MuCEM.
attracts many tourists and international investors,
creating jobs for the people of Marseille.
In 2014, Marseille confirmed its place as the 2nd
The city is evolving to accompany this development,
most popular filming location in France, with 1,098
offering citizens and visitors alike an attractive and
days of shooting on location - a 58 % increase since
accessible downtown area, with many services and
2012.
amenities to meet all needs an expectations.
Marseille hosted 362 film shoots in 2014, including
All initiatives backed by the city government share
15 feature films and 19 TV series. In 10 years, the
the same objectives : accelerating the evolution of
numbers have tripled.
Marseille, developing its facilities and enhancing
its urban planning to adapt to the economic chal-
If Marseille is the second most filmed city in France,
lenges of the 21 century.
it owes this popularity to several factors. Industry
In addition, the city is working to protect its
professionals agree that the shores of the Lacydon
st
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provide unparalleled natural light, and in addition the city has undeniable amenities, natural landscapes, a
sense of natural authenticity (coves and inlets, an industrial port, coastline, gardens, historical monuments,
barracks, etc.), as well as professionals and facilities of renowned quality such as the La Belle-de-Mai Media
Park.
These assets are reinforced by the city’s determination to develop its cultural and economic sector.
2009 saw the creation of the Mission du Cinema (Film Bureau), aimed at supporting cinema as a viable economic activity, encouraging film production and encouraging producers to shoot in Marseille, thus contributing to the promotion and influence of the city.
A true Mediterranean city, bathed in sunlight and bustling with people, Marseille has always attracted filmmaker’s vision and stimulated their imagination. The city’s personality and its atypical character make it
rich with cinematic diversity.
Fifteen feature films were shot in Marseille in 2014, sweeping every genre. Marseille also inspires TV series
scriptwriters. Plus Belle La Vie, one of France’s most successful TV shows ever, has been backed by about six
millions viewers for 10 years and is distributed all over the world.
PANTHERS, No limit, CROSSING LINES and CAIN season 3 were also shot in Marseille in 2014
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marseille terre de tournages
© François Lefebvre (Plus belle la vie)
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LES CALANQUES
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LE CHÂTEAU DE LA BUZINE,
MAION DES CINÉMATOGRAPHIES DE LA MÉDITERRANÉE
LA RADE DE MARSEILLE
LE PALAIS DU PHARO, CENTRE DE CONGRÈS DE MARSEILLE
© Camille Moirenc
LE FORT SAINT-JEAN
TOURNAGE DE BRAQUO - SAISON 4, À MARSEILLE
© Tibo & Anouchka - Capa Drama / Canal +
© Camille Moirenc
A determined city policy
to support the cinema
and audio-visual sector
and audio-visual activities in the city. It provides a
free service to welcome, inform and establish relationships with local resources.
·
Welcomes and accompanies French and foreign
production companies throughout the various
project development phases
· Helps to prepare location scouting ; the Mission
Cinema Marseille lists the city’s locations
· Provides authorization to film
·
Establishes relationships between the production companies and the various local resources,
aided by the grid set between the city services,
the urban community « Marseille-Provence Métropole », as well as private administrators (The
© Jean-Marie Leroy - Pur People/Best Image (Entre amis)
Grand Seaport of Marseille, the Calanques National Park, etc.)
The Mission Cinema Marseille
The Mission Cinema Marseille helps to promote
Marseille to French and foreign professionals in the
The cinema and audio-visual project (Mission Cine-
cinematographic and audio-visual sector in order
ma Marseille) was set up by the city of Marseille
to generate economic progress while encouraging
to encourage the development of cinematographic
tourism and media coverage.
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© Ville de Marseille
Film Commission
year and a variety of diversified sceneries over a
very small perimeter.
The Mission Cinema Marseille belongs to the natioFrom the natural calanques (coves and inlets) to
nal network Film France www.filmfrance.net (41
the city landscapes, from the iconic sites to very
commissions in France) and the Paca network www.
unusual locations, etc.
decorspaca.com, coordinated by the Regional Film
Commission. This collaboration supports project
Quality infrastructures
launches, coordinates attendance at exhibitions
and festivals in « umbrella stands », and also ma-
There are some 162 production companies whose
nages the TAF base (Technicians, Artists and Extras)
activities concern the production of short films,
and the location base. The Mission Cinema is also
feature films, TV fictions and documentaries, as
involved in training schemes organized by Film
well as light entertainment and institutional and
France.
promotional films.
Dream-like locations
Over 900 structures, personal services and equipment businesses, associations and organizations
Marseille benefits from an exceptionally warm and
have an activity linked entirely or partially to the
sunny climate with around 2,800 hours of sun per
cinema and audio-visual sector.
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La Belle-de-Mai Media Park :
• A national digital incubator
Hosts about fifty companies in the audio-visual and
• An breeding ground for innovative companies
digital sector.
• A Euro-Mediterranean network in the cultural and
innovative areas
An area of convergence for technology and digital content, located next to the biggest transport
• The headquarters of the regional cluster Primi
infrastructures in Marseille (TGV station, airport,
• 5 shooting studios, a digital choreographic scene
highway), the Belle-de-Mai site gathers 15,000 in-
• A motion capture studio
dustry professionals.
The Media Park, which has just celebrated its 10th
Contained within this 120,000m² site are three
anniversary, welcomes big names like TelFrance, the
spaces for innovation :
French leader in the daily fiction market and pro-
• The « Friche Belle-de-Mai », a unique space for
ducer of the TV series « Plus Belle la Vie ».
art experimentation, dedicated to contemporary
An extension project of the Media Park on the site
creation and digital arts (45,000m²)
• The « Pole patrimoine », gathers large institutions
of La Belle-de-Mai should come to supplement the
working towards the protection of heritage (52,000m²)
existing offer dedicated to digital companies on
• The « Media Park », dedicated to image, sound
this site.
and audio-visual activities
The Media Park aims to become one of the top 3
booming digital locations in the south of Europe.
The site offers :
The Belle-de-Mai Media Park is in the dynamics of
• 23,000m² dedicated to companies
the digital industry by being the totem building of
• 50 companies - 1,000 jobs
Aix-Marseille French Tech.
• An ecosystem of innovative companies
For further information, www.polemedia-lafriche.com.
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Surveying and promoting
the region
introduce a quality offer adapting to technological
innovations and digital production methods :
• Exhibition for shooting locations Paris Carreau du Temple
By 2020, Marseille hopes to rank among the top
5 most attractive cities in Europe for filming and
• Miptv - Cannes
production.
• MIFA - Annecy
• Cannes Film Festival
In order to meet this objective, the city of Marseille
needs to strengthen its popularity and attractive-
Location Options :
ness.
Organization, in collaboration with the Regional
Film Commission, to visit and scout prospective fil-
In this context, the city is investing in prospective
ming locations with professionals from the sector
visitors, widening its participation in professional
(1st assistant director, production manager, location
exhibitions in the audio-visual and digital sector to
manager, scouts, etc.)
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© Arema
From January to April 2014 :
blishing itself as a leading and avant-garde terri-
• The new Vélodrome stadium
tory in the audio-visual and digital sector.
• The MUCEM
• The Calanques National Park
In this context, the city has been actively supporting audio-visual production and the creation of
Marseille, capital city
of web-series, audio-visual
creation and new content
new content for many years, notably through the
establishment of a centre dedicated to media, the
Pôle Régional de l’Image du Multimedia et de l’Internet (PRIMI), which gathers 80 companies specia-
Already France’s 2nd most-popular city by number
lizing in new contents, and also due to the support
of films shoot each year, Marseille is gradually esta-
of the Marseille Web Fest.
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Cinema and Audio-visual,
a force for economic
development
30 million euros of economic spin-offs on
For instance :
a local scale in 2014, 30 % of which in em• La French, directed by Cédrick Jimenez, produced
ployment !
by « Légende Film », with Jean Dujardin and Claude
Lellouche.
For the PACA region, currently France’s 2nd most
· 31 days of shooting
popular filming location due largely to activity in
· Marseille budget : €3M
Marseille, the audio-visual sector generates around
· including €1M of spending in technical staff
20 million euros of direct spin-offs and almost
· a prestigious casting from Marseille :
168 million euros in indirect spin-offs (accom-
800 actors/extras
modations, technical industries, catering, etc.)
per year.
• Entre Amis, directed by Olivier Baroux, produced
by Eskwad, with Daniel Auteuil, Zabou, Isabelle
Employment remains one of the most significant
Douté, Gérard Jugnot, François Berléan.
areas for expenditure generated by film production.
· 20 days of shooting
· Marseille budget : €2.2M
For a film shoot with a 3 million euro budget, a
third will be injected in to employment and social
• Caïn saison 2, directed by Bernard ARTHUTS and
Benoît DAUBERT, produced by DEMD Productions
charges.
and SOLUNE Production
Welcoming film production
· 60 days of shooting in Marseille and 80 days
of pre-production
The city of Marseille continues to support film pro-
· €2M budget
duction, a remarkable source of employment and
· Number of local jobs : 305
economic spin-offs for the city.
· Spending in and around jobs: €1M
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FILM PRODUCTION IN 2013 / 2014
IN 2013 : 345 shoots
1,294 days in total
including 11 feature films,
16 TV series
29 short films,
28 advertising spots
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© Jean-Marie Leroy - Pur People/Best Image (La French)
Feature films :
La french
De guerre lasse
Produced by Légende Film, directed by Cédric
Produced by Elzevir Film, directed by Olivier
Jimenez with Jean Dujardin, Gilles Lelouche,
Panchot
Benoît Magimel… Released in October 2014
Fidelio : l’odyssée d’Alice
La marche
Produced by WHY NOT Productions, directed by
Produced by CHI-FOU-MI Production, directed by
Lucie Borleteau
Nabil Ben Yadir with Djamel Debbouze, Olivier
Gourmet, Tewfik Jallab, Charlotte Lebon…
Le chant des cigales
Released in November 2013
Algerian film produced by M Images Production
Cinematographique, directed by Ali Berkennou
Max et Lenny
Produced by Chaz Productions, directed by Frédéric
Marsella
Nicolas, with Camélia Pand’or. Released in 2014
A Spanish TORNOSOL Films and Néon Production
Film co-production, directed by Belén Macias
Le fil d’Ariane
Produced by AGAT FILMS & CIE EX NIHILO, direc-
CVSTREET
ted by Robert Guediguian with Ariane Ascaride,
Produced by the association CVSTREET, directed by
Gérard Meylan, Jean-Pierre Darroussin…
Cyril Slucki and Joshua Fitoussi
Released in June 2014
Le voyage vers la mère
Journey to the west
A Russian film produced by M-FILM and Fluid Com-
A French-Taiwanese co-production : Neon Produc-
pany, directed by Mikhaïl Kosyrev-Nesterov with
tion, House on Fire and Resurgence Groupe, direc-
Adèle Exarchopoulos, Artiom Alexeiev
ted by Tsai Ming Ling with Lee Kang Sheng et
Denis Lavant
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TV series :
Enquêtes réservées
Les enquêtes de la violette
Season 6, episodes 37, 38, 39, 40, 41 and 42, pro-
Produced by France TV, telefilm directed by Bruno
duced by France TV, directed by Christophe Barbier
Gantillon with Victor Lanoux
with Jérôme Anger, Yvon Bach, Dorylia Calmel
Jusqu’au dernier
No limit
6 episode TV series for France TV, produced by Gazelle
Saison 2, épisodes 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 produced
et compagnie, directed by François Velle with par
by Europacorp, created by Luc Besson with Vincent
Brigitte Fossey and Valérie Karsenti
Elbaz, Anne Girouard, Hélène Seuzauret
Taxi Brooklyn
American series, produced by Europacorp, written by
Alex Hugo
Luc Besson
Produced by France TV, telefilm directed by Pierre
Isoard with Samuel Lebihan
Caïn
8 episode TV series for France 2, produced by
La maison sur le toit
Solune Production, directed by Bertrand Arthuys and
6 episode TV series for France 2, produced by 13 pro-
Benoit Daubert with Bruno Debrandt, Julie
duction, directed by Stéphane Kappes with Sophie
Delarme, Frédéric Pelegeay
Letellier and Francis Perrin
Nightmare
La tisseuse
1 episode produced by Mon Rêve Production, directed
Produced by La Boite à Film, directed by Pabé Barron
by Kim Kazuyah with André Ferrer, Chris Tomneer
Le passager
La vallée des mensonges
6 episode TV series for France 2, produced by Europacorp,
Produced by France TV, telefilm directed by Stanis-
adapted from Jean-Christophe Grangé, directed by
las Graziani with Julie De Bona, Andréa Ferréol,
Jérôme Cornuau with Jean-Hugues Anglade
Stéphane Rideau
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Dommages collatéraux
Crimes et beauté
Produced by France TV, in collaboration with Telé-
TV series for France TV, produced by Eléphant
cit, telefilm directed by Michel Favart with Victor
Story,
Lanoux
Gérard Darmon, Yann-Gaël Ellouet
ça va passer
Plus belle la vie
Produced by France TV, telefilm directed by Sté-
40 episodes shot on location, from an original idea
phane Kappes with Stéphane Freiss, Julie Gayet
by Hubert Besson and Michelle Podroznik France 3
directed
by
Olivier
Guignard
with
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© François Lefebvre (Plus belle la vie)
LES TOURNAGES 2013 / 2014
1,098 days in total
including 15 feature films
and 19 TV series
22 short films,
100 TV programs,
42 advertising spots, etc.
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© Jean-Marie Leroy - Pur People/Best Image (Entre amis)
Feature films :
TETE BAISSÉE
ENTRE AMIS
Produced by Le Pacte, directed by Kamen Kalev with
Produced by Eskwad, directed by Olivier Baroux with
Melvil Poupaud
Auteuil, Doutey, Jugnot, Breitman
UNE HISTOIRE DE FOU
JE SUIS UN SOLDAT
Produced by Agat Films, directed by Robert Guédiguian
Produced by Mon Voisin Productions, directed by
with Ariane Ascaride and Simon Abkarian
Laurent Larivière with Louise Bourgoin, Jean-Hugues
Anglade and Laurent Capelluto
THE KIND WORDS
Produced by Neon Productions, directed by Shemin
MAINTENANT ILS PEUVENT VENIR
Zarhin with Maurice éBnichou and Rotem Zisman
Produced by KG Productions, directed by Salem
Brahimi with Rachida Brakni
RAOUL ET ANNINA
Produced and directed by Simon Avérous with
POINT BREAK
Nathan
Produced by Louka Films Company, directed by Kurt Wimmer
Bernat,
Anne
Duverneuil
and
Olivier
Gandrille
with Teresa Palmer, Luke Bracey and Ray Winstone
JUSTE SAM
HISTOIRE D’UN FEU
Produced by S & B Production, directed by Sabrina
Produced by La Mutante, directed by Chloé Scialom
Nouchi with Erika Fekrane, Sabrina Nouchi and
with Aurélien Le Calvez, Gilles Dellaroca and Chloé
Jonathan Lieutaud
Scialom
FATIMA
OUT OF LOVE
Produced by Istiqlal Films, directed by Philippe Faucon
Produced by Topkapi, directed by Pamela Aguilera
with Soria Zeroual, Zita Hanrot and Chawki Amari
Valdebenito with Naomi Velissariou and Daniil
Vorobyev
CAPRICE
Produced by Moby Dick Films, directed by Emmanuel
LOTUS BUS
Mouret with Virginie Efira
Produced by Dong Nyur Film, directed by Jeon Soo-II
with Mi Kwan Lock and Cho Jae-Hyun
LES 1001 NUITS
Produced by Shellac Sud, directed by Miguel Gomes
with Adriano Luz, Carloto Cotta and Rogerio Samora
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TV series :
PLUS BELLE LA VIE
JUSQU’AU DERNIER
32 episodes, produced by France Télévisions, direc-
4 episodes, produced by Gazelle & Cie, direc-
ted by Roger Wielgus with Laetitia Milot, Michel
ted by François Velle with Valérie Karsenti and
Cordes
Brigitte Fossey
CAIN
LA ROUTE BADABOUM
Season 3, 7 episodes, produced by DEMD Production,
Produced by ALNI, directed by Rejane Avazeri with
directed by Bertrand Arthuys with Bruno Debrandt
Rejane Avazeri
and Julie Delarme
LA VOYANTE
Produced by France Télévisions, directed by Henri
LE PARME CONVIENT À LAVIOLETTE
Produced
by
France
Télévisons,
directed
Helman with Line Renaud and Laurent Malet
by
Bruno Gantillon with Victor Lanoux and Annie
Grégorio
ALEX HUGO
2 episodes, produced by France Télévisions, direc-
LA CAVALE INTERMINABLE
ted by Olivier Langlois with Samuel Le Bihan and
Produced by Vent De Sable PROD, directed by Karim
Lionel Astier
Belhadj with Karim Belhadj
NO LIMIT
CROSSING LINES
5 episodes, produced by Europacorp Television, direc-
5 episodes, produced by TF1 Production, directed by
ted by Alain Figlarz, Akim Isker with Vincent Elbaz
Edward Allen Bernero with William Fichtner and
and Anne Girouard
Marc Lavoine
PETITS SECRETS ENTRE VOISINS
LA STAGIAIRE
2 episodes, produced by TF1 Production, directed by
Produced by Gazelle&Cie, directed by Christophe
Fabrice Roy
Campos with Michèle Bernier and Arié Elmaleh
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STÄDTE AM MEER
LES CHARBONIERS DE LA MORT
Produced by Film Quadrat, directed by Arte
Produced by France Télévisons, directed by Véronique
Langlois with Victor Lanoux and Annie Grégorio
THE LAST PANTHERS
2 episodes, produced by Haut et Court TV, direc-
J’AI ÉPOUSE UN INCONNU
ted by Johan Renck with Tahar Rahim and
Produced by France Télévisions, directed by Serge
Samantha Morton
Meynard with Deborah François and Philippe Bas
RUMEURS
UN PÈRE COUPABLE
Produced by France Télévisions, directed by Etienne
Produced by France Télévisions, directed by Caro-
Dhaene with Ingrid Chauvin and Bruno Slagmulder
line Huppert with Marianne Basier and Bruno
Wolkowitch
PSY
Produced by PK Production, directed by Jean-Christophe Gaudry
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© Éric Cuvillier (Intercontinental - Hotel Dieu)
Marseille Accommodation
and audio-visual sector, partly due to the creation of a TGV railway line, meaning the city can
Accommodation represents a significant portion
be reached in just 3 hours from Paris, 5 hours
of local spending. For instance, a group can gene-
from Bruxelles, and, since the 1st of May 2015,
rate up to €1,500,000 in sales revenue for about
6.5 hours from London by Eurostar.
13,000 nights.
Skilled and experienced professionals who work
A « Marseille Movie Maker Hotel » chart has been
regularly in domestic and international projects
set up to receive production crews in the best
are available directly in Marseille.
conditions possible. Catering also generates large
spending at local restaurants, producers and sup-
Owing to these industries, an expertise enabling
pliers.
an important local economic fabric has developed
and films can be produced end to end in the
Marseille, a hub
for skilled technicians
region.
More and more international and domestic proMarseille is one of the few cities in France to
ductions trust local technicians thanks to their
possess a technical industry linked to the cinema
renowned professionalism.
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Marseille and its accessibility
• Easy access :
By train : 3h from Paris / 5h from Bruxelles /
6 h 30 from London
By plane : 74 cities with direct connections
• Easy to live : subway, streetcars, bus, etc.
• Easy to love : climate, maximum sunshine,
beautiful sceneries, friendly and welcoming
145 million viewers, Marseille aims to tap into the
atmosphere.
emerging tourism industry of this vast country.
Marseille : An appealing destination
Key figures :
How a city is depicted plays a key role in its attrac-
· 11 million visitors
tiveness to tourists. It’s therefore of the upmost
· 4 million tourists
importance to convey a positive image in order to
· 1.6 million cruise passengers
attract more people, especially tourists. And who
· 2 million beach goers each year on the city’s
better than the cinema and audio-visual industry
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to play a leading role in building and transmitting
· 18,000 jobs
a region’s image ?
· 700,000 million euros in economic spin-offs
It is by emphasizing its territorial specificities (his-
each year
tory, geography, culture) that Marseille is able to
attract so many tourists.
Marseille, a metropolis in motion
Marseille is a metropolis in motion that develops
By hosting the shooting of the 2
season of the
around large sectors : health, biotechnology, digi-
Chinese TV series « Family On The Go », distribu-
tal technology, aeronautics, tourism and maritime
ted on the Chinese official network CCTV1 with
logistics.
nd
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DUE TO THESE DYNAMICS,
MARSEILLE RECEIVES
MANY PRESTIGIOUS HONOURS
AND AWARDS
• Lately ranked among the 10 best seaside cities to visit around the world,
• Recognised on the 19th March 2015 with an Mipim Award for its urban renovation of Boulevard Euroméditerranée, the new Marseille seafront,
• Named the « most business friendly city » by Expansion and Entreprise magazine,
• Considered to be « the second city to go in 2013 » by New York Times, right after Rio in Brazil,
• « European City of the year Award 2014 », received from the prestigious Royal Academy of London,
• Recently the MuCEM was granted the Museum Award 2015 by the European Council,
• And last but not least, Marseille-Provence was ranked 5th of Mediterranean cruise ports (by the number
of passengers).
Marseille was chosen as the European Capital of Sport for 2017 and will host six football games during
the Euro 2016 championships, including one Quarter and one Semi-final. Two exceptional events that will
allow it to further promote its image and strengthen its appeal for years to come!
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« This should allow the local businesses to generate,
once again this year, comfortable direct and indirect incomes. Last year, this honey pot had been
estimated to be worth about 30 million euros. »
La Provence (Marseille) 24/03/2015
IN
THE
PRESS
« In ten years, in the city of Marseille and also,
more widely, in the PACA region, the sector has
grown considerably : the number of shoots every
year has tripled, now reaching 362 (short and feature films, news coverage, documentaries, advertisement, music videos, TV series). Marseille now
ranks 2nd – topped only by the inescapable
Paris. In PACA, it represents 162 production companies, 900 structures - organizations, service providers, etc. - and 7,000 jobs. »
« A 700m² studio mainly financed by the city up to
800,000 euros. « We will attract every production
team of the Newen group, one of the biggest in
France, with a dozen series being filmed », Christophe Nobileau declares ».
 Marseille like a star in Cannes », « Come to
«
Marseille, we will roll out the red carpet for you »,
« The city has been in the spotlight over the past
few years, equipped with its thousands of technicians and facilities that allow the production of fiction « from A to Z », and has gained some precious
allies. « After Paris, we are the second city for filming in France, with almost 350 fictions, TV spots,
series or documentaries filmed in 2014 ». « Which
generates 30 million euros of spin-offs, including a
third in jobs… ».
« 200,000 euros. According to city hall, it’s the
amount of economic spin-offs from the visit of
the film crew (« Family On The Go »). Marseille
attracts more and more directors and hosted 360
shootings in 2014. » La Marseillaise (Marseille)
01/02/2015
« With more than 360 film shoots and about 1,100
shooting days in 2013, the city of Marseille attracts
even more audio-visual productions and gains more
success from professionals. » madeinmarseille.net,
22/01/2015
« Thanks to its « amazing weather », to the « professionalism of its crews » and its « quality infrastructures », Marseille could reach in 5 years the
« European Top 5 » of the most attractive cities
for cinema. « We’re stepping up. The Hollywood
à-la-Marseillaise is about to emerge from the
earth !  »
20 minutes (Marseille) 13/04/2015
« 300,000 trips to the area are estimated to be
from visitors claiming that they came to PACA after seeing a movie shot in the region. And €120M
to €170M of indirect touristic spin-offs. Not to
mention thousands of technical and intermittent
jobs… » La Provence (Marseille) 22/01/2015
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which will be shot in the second biggest French
city. » Métro, 29/08/2014
« Marseille as a Chinese star. The series with
145 million viewers is shooting in the city. Chinese
tourism could boom… »
« Marseille » as an American star. The Video On
Demand giant Netflix will shoot in Marseille a series
blending a political campaign and a mafia plot. »
« About forty Chinese actors and technicians settled in Marseille’s landmarks to shoot part of the
second season of the TV series « Wenzhou Lian Jia
Ren » (« Family on the Go »). »
Aujourd’hui, le Parisien, 22/01/2015
Plus Belle La Vie : « 400 : the number of people who
work on the series every day. »
Métro, le 28/08/2014
« Now boasting an average of 90 movies per year,
the region is one of the most popular in terms of
film shoots and production. »
La Marseillaise (Marseille) 30/06/2014
« Still making a scene ! Every corner of the city
is remembered in a feature film, every neighbourhood smells like the 7th art. Numbers of film shoots
are through the roof. Could the city of Marseille
become the new French Hollywood ? »
L’express, 10/12/2014
« 2,500,000 : the number of tickets sold across Marseille’s eight cinemas in 2012. »
Regards de l’AGAM, juin 2014
« Marseille », a Netflix series : « This worldwide
publicity could earn the city 200,000 to 500,000
more tourists. »
Les Échos, Octobre/Novembre 2014
« Angelina Jolie in Marseille yesterday.
Angelina Jolie was in Marseille yesterday for the
filming of « Mighty Heart », a movie adapted from
Mariane Pearl’s novel « Un coeur invaincu » and
directed by the British director Michael Winterbottom ». Le Parisien, 04/10/2006
« 1,300 film shoots. For 10 years, in average Marseille has hosted 4 shoots per day on location or in
studio. » Les Échos, Octobre/Novembre 2014
« Over the last ten years, 1,300 film shoots have
taken place in Marseille. Last year alone, 10 % of
French films and 22 % of foreign films produced
in France have been shot in Marseille’s locations,
amounting to almost 1,300 days of shooting. »
Les Échos, Octobre/Novembre 2014
« Celebrating its arrival in France on the 15th September, the Video On Demand giant Netflix
will produce an original series « Marseille »
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Mission cinéma et audiovisuel
ville de marseille
[email protected]
Pôle média de la Belle-de-Mai
DGAPM Ville de Marseille / Photo couverture : Camille Moirenc
37, rue Guibal / 13003 Marseille - France
[email protected]
www.polemedia-lafriche.com
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