Choose Victoria
Starring Regional Victoria
VicScreen is wanting to put regional Victoria in the spotlight. We’re looking to uncover regional Victoria’s next great screen locations and want you to submit images of film friendly properties to help attract future film and TV productions to every corner of the state.
Shine a Spotlight on Regional Victoria
Submit photos of your location and they could be considered for the next big production filmed in Victoria. We are searching for all regional spots – your working farm’s paddocks and and sheds, pubs and restaurants, an historical building or factory that you manage, or even the local servo.
To submit, follow these steps:
- Register for access to VicScreen’s Locations Registration Portal – Register for the Location Portal
- Open the confirmation email and click on the link to set up your account (please check your junk mail)
- Complete your property details and upload your imagery (additional properties will need to be added separately)
In addition to being added to VicScreen’s locations directory, a selection of lucky applicants will have their properties shared on VicScreen’s social media.
Submissions are now open and close on Sunday 13 December 2026.
To register a property, you must be the property owner or manager or have the authority to register on their behalf. For public spaces, you must be the permitting authority.
You will need to provide the following –
- Contact information (your name, email, phone number)
- Property address
- Minimum 10 high resolution photographs
- Images must be in landscape (wide)
- Interior photos should be wide shots showing as much of the room as possible
- Exterior photos should show the front and rear
- Smartphone pictures are suitable.
- Please do not include people, watermarks, or screenshots on the images
You will also need to agree to confirm you own the rights to the images supplied, and consent to receiving occasional email communications from VicScreen about your property listing.
We thank you for sharing your corner of regional Victoria with us. The nature of screen production is highly unpredictable so it’s not possible to anticipate upcoming location needs. Enlisting in the service does not guarantee your property will be chosen. However, all registered properties will be viewed and considered.
Regional Victoria filming case studies
War Machine
The Alpine Shire, nestled in Victoria’s picturesque High Country, was the backdrop for Netflix’s record breaking, War Machine. Renowned for its stunning natural environment and vibrant community, hear about the impact it made on local communities.
Surviving Summer
Filmed across the Victorian Surf Coast, the 10-part teen surfing drama featured iconic locations like Jan Juc, Anglesea’s Point Addis Lookout, and Bells Beach. Hear about the splash it made on locals.
Force of Nature: The Dry 2
Filmed on locations across Victoria including the Otways, Dandenong Ranges, Warburton, Yarra Valley and more. Hear from the local residents in these areas, as they share their experiences working with the cast and crew during the production.