Cinema has found its new playground:

Backlot Rues de Paris,
an ever-evolving set.

0 Limits. 100% Creativity.
Your Paris, tailor-made and ready to shoot.

A flexible, fully equipped and secure framework,
free from constraints, for creative freedom.

Total shooting freedom 24/7,

Operate 24/7 — no permits, no nuisances, no neighbors.

Site isolated from road noise (<28 dB) and air traffic: sound production possible at all hours.

No blocking/unblocking of streets, no interference: chain your shots together and save precious time on the shooting schedule.
Fluidity and productivity

Zero constraints, zero wasted time.

No administrative procedures, no parking to manage, no compensation or security to organize.

Zero authorization, zero stress, for smooth, controlled planning.
Cost control and optimization

No dismantling or reinstallation of urban elements.

No compensation for shop owners.

No parking, blocking or night security fees.

No need for extra staff to block the streets or manage the public.

No cherry pickers or portable restrooms (already available).

No waste treatment costs.
Time-saving and efficiency

Direct access to electricity, sanitary facilities and technical logistics.

Rapid deployment of heavy equipment and cherry pickers.

Direct link to workshops and storage areas.

Simplified set-up for vehicles and extras.

Easier, faster, more economical shootings.

Zero artistic compromises.
Zero logistical constraints.
Zero technical contingencies.

Ready-to-shoot sets
Adaptable to every era.

Every facade, every porch, every street can be transformed to match your production’s vision.

A ministerial doorway becomes the threshold of a private mansion.
An empty storefront turns into a bakery, a concept store or a newsroom.
Just a few meters away, the urban background opens onto vast empty spaces, ready to become battlefields, wastelands or any other story you need.

57 Fronts, 47 doors

An infinite number of combinations.

10 modular storefronts
customizable to your needs.

What if every Paris—from the past to the present and into the future—could be captured in one place?

From period features and historical series to urban music videos and international commercials, this permanent backlot was created by filmmakers, with filmmakers, and for filmmakers.