Transportation Coordinators

Here is how the picture comes together. We supply transport coordinators who run the full car operation of a production — procuring the fleet, hiring drivers, planning routes, setting up cast pickups and managing firm moves between locations. On Belgian shoots our team places coordinators who know the country's motorway network and the access constraints of historic city centres, who source camera and grip trucks, honeywagons, power packs cars, crew vans and cast cars compliant with Belgian rules, and who hold relationships with reliable, film-skilled drivers. They plan transport around call times and the shooting schedule, manage parking and staging, and adapt fast when the day changes. Belgium's compact geography is a real advantage — most locations are within two hours of each other — and our coordinators plan moves to exploit it.

Here is what we have to work with. Belgium's transport-planning pool is shaped by the steady volume of work the Tax Shelter brings. This has made the country a major global service-production hub. Coordinators here are skilled moving the global features and series that finish through the scheme as well as homegrown shoots. They know the practicalities of working across the country's three-language structure and within euro pricing and straightforward intra-EU rules. Belgium's central position — close to Paris, Amsterdam and Cologne — also makes cross-border movement and gear transit straightforward when a production spans more than one country. We match each transport coordinator to the fleet scale, locations and regional spread of the production.