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Crafting Cinematic Brilliance Down Under šŸŽ¬

Meet Dharmesh Parikh, a seasoned Line Producer hailing from Rhythm House Films and Events, and renowned as one of New Zealand’s most well-connected visionaries. Cornerstone (India) Advertisement companies entrusted Dharmesh to spearhead the production of adfilms and digital content for global giants One8 (Puma) and MPL (Mobile Premier League).

In a cinematic spectacle, the project starred none other than the legendary former Indian Cricket Captain, Virat Kohli. Dharmesh seamlessly orchestrated a top-notch Film Production crew based in Christchurch, ensuring the delivery of outstanding results. The crafted content served as a captivating advertisement for a worldwide audience.

This cinematic endeavor unfolded in 2020, coinciding with the Indian Cricket Team’s tour to New Zealand, marking a milestone in the fusion of sports and entertainment on the global stage. Join us on this cinematic journey, where passion meets precision, and creativity knows no bounds. šŸŒšŸŽ„ #FilmProduction #GlobalCreativeExcellence #CinematicJourney

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Discover the artistry behind the scenes with Dharmesh Parikh. Explore his portfolio and elevate your next project to new heights. Contact us today to collaborate with one of New Zealand's premier line producers.

Filming a feature film in Australia and New Zealand offers several advantages:

  1. Diverse and Stunning Locations: Both countries boast a wide range of landscapesā€”from Australia’s rugged Outback and urban cityscapes to New Zealand’s dramatic fjords and rolling hillsā€”providing versatile backdrops for various genres.

  2. Attractive Tax Incentives: Australia offers a 30% Location Offset, encouraging international productions to film there.

  3. World-Class Production Facilities: Both countries have state-of-the-art studios and post-production facilities, including virtual production stages, supporting high-quality filmmaking.

  4. Skilled Local Crew and Talent: Australia and New Zealand have a rich pool of experienced film professionals, from directors and actors to technical crew, contributing to successful productions.

  5. Supportive Film Industries: Government agencies like Screen Australia and the New Zealand Film Commission offer funding and support programs, fostering a conducive environment for filmmakers.

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