Breathtaking Locations

Movie Production, Photo Shoots & Filming

Casa de Campo Resort & Villas® is the premier destination in the Dominican Republic for filmmakers and producers looking to make acclaimed movies, TV series, photo shoots, and other audiovisual projects. Within our 7,000 acres private gated community, you will find a diverse array of stunning spots, a privileged location close to the country’s three main airports, including our own private airport only minutes away, and a knowledgeable staff that will help you every step of the way. You will find everything you need here for your next high-level production, which will save you time and money in being able to complete an entire project within the confines of our secure community.

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The Perfect Filming Destination

Get inspired by Casa de Campo’s breathtaking locations, encompassing marvelous white-sand beaches, world-class golf courses, natural landscapes full of greenery, a full-service marina, and even a 16th-century Mediterranean-inspired village. Our impressive luxury villas can also be used both as filming locations and as accommodations for the most demanding actors, actresses, and celebrities.

Extensive terrains to set a basecamp, park trailers and heavy vehicles and set up and store your equipment securely
On-site catering services
5 minutes away from La Romana International Airport
45 minutes from the Punta Cana airport
50 minutes from the Santo Domingo airport
Private Helipad
Dedicated team of experts is available to offer advisory services for customs-related logistics and regulations
Private security and bodyguard services

Aerial View of Minitas Beach at Casa de Campo Resort & Villas in the Caribbean

Productions Filmed in Casa de Campo

Movies

Apocalypse Now (1979)
La Extraña (2004)
Blue Miracle (2019)
The Lost City (2022)
Road House (2023)

Photo Shoots

Robinson Canó for GQ
Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders Calendar
Tommy Bahama Catalogue
Macy’s Catalogue
Bikini Catalogue
Franza Catalogue
Elle Magazine USA (various photo shoots)
Vogue Magazine USA (various photo shoots)
Sports Illustrated (various photo shoots)
Bon’a’Parte Magazine

Music Videos

Alicia Keys – Karma (2005)
Amelia Vega – Pasa un segundito (2010)
Akon & Omega – El producto (2011)
Christian Daniel – Aunque ya no vuelvas (2012)
Drake – Started from the Bottom (2013)
Marc Anthony – Flor pálida (2013)
French Montana & Drake – No Shopping (2016)
Ozuna & Akon – Coméntale (2018)

TV Shows & Episodes

Keeping up with the Kardashians (2009)
The Big Break Dominican Republic (2010)
Sortilegio (2009)
The Bachelor Canada (2010)
The Bachelorette USA (2014)
The Long Song (2018)
Love & Hip Hop
Paradise Hotel
Ex Isle
Castaways
The M-Theory
Pregnant in Heels
Occupation Double
F in Fabulous
Batalla de los Gallos Red Bull Spain TV

TV Specials

The Pence Method (2019)
Latin American Amateur Championship (various specials)
Travel Channel (various specials)
World’s Best Beaches
BNN at Work
Awesome Adventures
Treks in a Wild World
Globe Trekker
Destination Golf
Vanity Insanity
Deep Sea Detectives

Altos de Chavon, Replica Mediterranean Village in the Dominican Republic

Why Choose the Dominican Republic?

Tax Exemptions

The Dominican Republic offers a 25% transferable tax credit on qualifying spend, which includes pre- to post-production, equipment, services and labor, as well as above and below-the-line costs for projects with a $500,000 minimum spend. It also offers a VAT exemption on directly-related goods, services and/or rentals for approved film suppliers, and a custom tax exemption on the temporary import of goods and equipment necessary for filming.

Ley de Cine

The Dominican Republic counts with a legal framework for both local and foreign film productions. The Law No. 108-10 “promotes the development of the Film Industry as well as establishes and orders policies for Cinematographic and Audiovisual activities, attending to the modernization and internationalization of the national film industry”, as stated by the Dominican Republic Film Commission (DGCINE).

Drone Policy

Casa de Campo prohibits the use of personal or commercial drones without prior written authorization from resort management due to privacy and safety concerns for our guests and employees. This includes drones used for filming or videotaping, as well as any drone use by media or journalists operating above or within resort boundaries. Any violation of this policy may result in the confiscation of any equipment and the imposition of any damages, including but not limited to damages for invasions of privacy and/or physical or personal injuries, regulatory fines, and legal fees.

To request Drone usage, please your request to pr@ccampo.com. The request does not consent permission, please await an approval response.