Croatia
Smart #3 Launch Campaign
Swixer and Producenti supported the Croatia part of Smart’s EU launch campaign, covering prep, crew, locations, styling, transport, security, equipment and shoot logistics.
Zagreb combines Austro-Hungarian streets, modern business districts, residential neighbourhoods, parks and broad avenues within a compact capital. Swixer supports commercials, documentaries, branded content, television and stills in the city, coordinating local producers, crew, locations, permits, equipment and transport around the needs of the shoot.
The Upper and Lower Town can provide historic streets and formal civic settings, while Novi Zagreb, business areas and quieter residential districts give the location plan a more contemporary or everyday look. The capital also works as a practical starting point for selected locations elsewhere in northern and inland Croatia.
For projects involving several Croatian regions, we can connect the city production plan with our wider production services in Croatia.
A useful location plan goes beyond a single old-town reference. The city can move between nineteenth-century façades and green civic squares, apartment blocks, offices, modern avenues and wooded northern slopes. We compare the look with the access, light, parking and company moves each option creates before building the schedule.
Some productions arrive with a director and camera department and need local production support around them. Others require a full team across production, camera, lighting, grip, sound, art department, styling and assistants. We shape the local crew around the actual working day rather than adding roles from a standard list.
A handheld setup has a different approval route from a commercial involving vehicles, lighting, occupied public space or traffic management. Zagreb Film Office advises allowing at least 10 to 30 working days for applications, depending on the scale and location. We also plan loading, parking and moves around the tram network instead of treating them as shoot-day details. Where required, the Croatian filming registration is handled separately from the location permission.
Zagreb can remain the operational centre when the brief includes selected locations in northern or inland Croatia. Whether a location belongs in the same day depends on access, crew hours and what it adds to the film, not only the distance on a map. Longer Croatian routes are planned as a wider production rather than forced into a city schedule.
The crew, access and scheduling details that usually shape the production.
Yes. We can source production, camera, lighting, grip, sound, art-department and assistant roles, then match the equipment and vehicle package to the scale and locations of the shoot.
Zagreb Film Office advises submitting applications at least 10 to 30 working days in advance, depending on the request. A compact setup on private property may be simpler, while public space, parking, traffic control, drones or a larger unit can require more coordination.
Yes, subject to the route and approvals. We assess traffic impact, road control, parking, safety vehicles, camera positions and the hours available before confirming the production plan.
Yes. The city can support selected northern and inland locations, or form one part of a wider Croatian route. We plan the moves around access, crew hours and the value each location brings to the brief.
One example from our wider production work in Croatia.