PARTNER-BASED PRODUCTION WORLDWIDE
Worldwide City Filming Through Local Partners
Need original footage beyond our six direct filming cities? We can explore local partner-based production, subject to location, brief, availability and feasibility.
Beyond direct coverage
Explore a city assignment through local production partners.
WalkGraphy's direct filming coverage is centred on six Asian cities; requests elsewhere can be reviewed for partner-based production.
This page is for buyers who need original city video or photography outside Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Macau, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. It does not describe an open marketplace or guarantee that a crew is available in every location.
Instead, WalkGraphy reviews the city, content format, schedule, access considerations and intended use, then explores whether a suitable local production arrangement can be coordinated for the project.
Production model
Know when a project is direct and when it is partner-based.
Clear language about the production model helps buyers assess feasibility and avoids implying permanent local coverage where none has been confirmed.
Direct filming cities
WalkGraphy has confirmed dedicated filming coverage in Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Macau, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.
Partner-based locations
Other cities are considered individually. Local availability, fit, permissions, schedule and production requirements must be reviewed before a scope can be confirmed.
Project fit
Start with defined deliverables and a location-specific need.
Partner-based production works best when the buyer can explain what must be captured and how the material will be used.
Walking routes
Commissioned street-level coverage where route logic, duration and viewing experience can be clearly briefed.
City sequences and timelapse
Location-led footage requiring a planned mix of establishing views, movement, changing light or urban detail.
Editorial photography
Original city, architecture and street images produced against an agreed subject and usage brief.
Briefing a remote shoot
Make creative intent portable across locations.
A partner needs enough direction to reproduce the production logic, not just a list of attractive places.
- Name the city, preferred areas and any required route.
- Explain the audience, platform and intended use.
- Provide references for pacing, framing and atmosphere.
- Separate mandatory shots from optional coverage.
- State technical, audio, orientation and delivery requirements.
- Identify fixed dates and acceptable schedule alternatives.
Coordination and review
Use shared requirements to reduce production drift.
Remote production needs explicit checkpoints because assumptions can differ across cities, crews and content formats.
The scope can define references, route notes, shot priorities, file specifications, naming expectations and review points. WalkGraphy acts as the coordinating contact for the agreed production arrangement, while the exact responsibilities depend on the confirmed project.
Quality control improves alignment, but it does not turn variable location conditions into guaranteed outcomes. Weather, access, public activity and local restrictions remain part of the feasibility review.
What confirmation depends on
Availability is only one part of feasibility.
A project can proceed only when the location, brief, timing, access and production expectations can be aligned.
Review factors may include local crew suitability, route practicality, public or private access, filming permissions, weather patterns, travel within the city, technical requirements, delivery expectations and intended usage. A quotation and schedule can be discussed only after the necessary project details are understood.
Request another city
Tell us where the footage needs to come from.
Send the city, content format, schedule, intended use and examples of the visual result you need.
We will review the brief and determine whether partner-based production can be explored. An enquiry is not confirmation of coverage, availability, access or pricing.