Outdoor Filming Permit at Parc Glynllifon - Capture Nature's Essence
Difficulty
none
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Not applicable
Overview
Capture North Wales’ natural beauty and historic charm with a custom filming permit at Parc Glynllifon. Discover a versatile outdoor setting perfect for creative projects of all sizes.
Filming permit
From £66 • An idyllic location for any project • All ages
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About This Adventure
Experience a unique filming opportunity with flexible crew sizes tailored to your needs. Whether you opt for a handheld camera or a large crew, this 6-hour session allows for creativity and adaptability, accommodating changes with ease. Book your adventure in advance and bring your vision to life!
Duration: 6 hours
Prices Handheld camera - £66.00 Small crew - camera and tripod only - £132.00 Medium Crew - £225.00 Large Crew - £330.00 Very Large Crew - £396.00 Charity Students - £0.00
Booking process
All bookings are provisional. A member of our team will review your request and let you know once it has been confirmed.
Prices
Fees are based on crew sizes as per below. Additional charges may apply for large-scale productions, based on your requirements.
Notes
A £25 admin fee (non-refundable) applies to all bookings. Filming dates can be changed with short notice (e.g. to accommodate weather fluctuations) however there will be an additional £25 admin fee per change.
Filming is bookable from 7 days in advance. If you would like to film in the next 7 days call us on 01766 771000.
Adventure Tips
Plan Ahead
Secure your permit early to ensure availability and avoid last-minute hassles.
Check Weather
Monitor local weather conditions as they can impact outdoor filming schedules.
Respect Restrictions
Follow all site guidelines to protect the natural and historic features of the estate.
Scout Locations
Visit the site beforehand to identify ideal spots for your shots and plan logistics.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Red squirrels
- Common kingfishers
History
Glynllifon was originally built as a private estate in the early 1800s and later became a public park offering a rich tapestry of natural and historical features.
Conservation
The estate actively promotes ecological sustainability by maintaining native habitats and limiting environmental impact during site operations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Camera equipment
Bring necessary filming gear to capture high-quality footage across varying outdoor conditions.
Tripod
Ensure steady shots, especially in windy conditions around open areas.
Weather protection gear
Protect your equipment from rain or dew in outdoor settings.
all specific
Portable power
Keep your gear powered for extended shoots at remote sites.