Production Insurance

Here is how this works in practice. We help shoots arrange and set up the insurance their Morocco shoot needs. Our team works with the production's insurers and brokers to make sure coverage reflects what is actually being filmed, gear insurance for gear brought in on ATA Carnets and cleared through Moroccan Customs, the ADII. General liability for filming in public medinas and at heritage sites. Cast and crew cover. And policies for the stunt, car, horse and camel work common on Moroccan shoots.

Here is the short of it. On the ground, we make sure certificates of insurance meet the needs of location agreements, provincial wilaya authorities and the Centre Cinématographique Marocain sign-off, and we set up with the CCM-licensed production-services firm so the insurance position is steady across the local structure that legally fronts the shoot.

Here is how this works in practice. Insurance planning in Morocco has to account for the specific risk profile of the area. Desert shooting brings heat exceeding 40°C and sandstorms that can damage gear and disrupt schedules. Remote bases mean medical and evacuation cover must be real. Personal data handled in insurance and claims records falls under Law 09-08 and the oversight of the CNDP, the national data-protection commission.

Here is the breakdown. On the ground, morocco's long record of hosting major shoots, from 'Gladiator' and 'Black Hawk Down' to 'Spectre' and HBO's 'Game of Thrones', means insurers and completion-bond firms know the area and the skilled crew base that mitigates its risks. We bring that context to the insurance process so coverage is adequate, certificates satisfy each authority, and the production is well covered from prep through wrap.