“Good morning Vietnam!” Finally you can say those words as you step off the plane for the shoot of a lifetime in the iconic land of the dragon
Comfortably wrapped in tropical heat, dive into an unforgettable experience that will leave you wanting for more.
Shooting in Vietnam will give you access to some of the world’s most majestic landscapes and historical landmarks. As an upcoming production destination, many Vietnam locations remain fresh. The chance to create a unique film with a lasting impression is yours.
The radiant rice terraces of Sapa, the stunning limestone islands of Halong Bay, or the Phong Nga Ke Bang national park are just some of the few amazing wonders Vietnam has to offer as locations. Not to mention amazing stretches of beach and coastline waterways, rural riverside villages, jungles, and mountains. You will also find all the diversity for urban locations in the bustling city of Ho Chi Minh, from ultra-modern to nostalgic charm and romance.
Hollywood’s location scouts are already spotlighting our hidden wonders, choosing Phong Nga, home to the world’s most stunning cave system as the backdrop of their latest King Kong movie.
As climate varies across three main regions, there is always a part of the country that offers dry weather at any time of the year. In Ho Chi Minh City, temperatures range between 25C to 35C all year around.
Our talented and dedicated team is key to the success of our productions. We’re proud to count Darren Loveday, feature film and commercials art director, as a full time member of our crew (Mad Max: Fury Road, Mission Impossible II, Ghost Rider…)
Our international background allows us to fully understand your needs (both in fluent French and English), while our fluency in Vietnamese makes us the perfect partner to get the best out of your shooting experience in Vietnam.
Last but not least, we pride ourselves on the welcome we give foreign production teams from their first step in the country we call home. Vietnam is a culinary mecca that will leave your taste buds in awe. From secret street food spots to a thrilling international restaurant scene, we will make sure you don’t leave the country without having the true Vietnam experience.
We’re looking forward to collaborating with you on your next production.
PSN Vietnam delivers experience working with
- Production houses like Amana Inc., Geek Pictures, Radical Media, Hakuhodo & Six...
- Directors like Marco Pinesi, Connor Gilhooly, James Teh, Chris Delaporte, Takeshi Maruyama, Frank Pretzo, Didier Hansen Borgel...
- DOPs like John Alfirevich, Sion Michel, Mate Widamon, Mikiya Takimoto, Lupori Gianpaolo, Chin Chen Fong, Alvin Lee, Ray Lavern...
Vietnam is also home to
- DOPs like Ray Laverns, Mate Widamon, Bob Nguyen, Phu Nam, Tung Bui, John Alfirevich...
Phan Quoc Viet Huy
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Huy has accrued nearly two decades’ experience producing TV commercials and line producing international TV shows in Vietnam. Born and raised in France, Huy completed studies in Colorado before returning to…
[cont.] his parents’ home country.
“L’Envol,” is the story of Huy’s father, a South Vietnamese jet fighter evacuated from Vietnam during the fall of Saigon in 1975. It is one of two feature films he’s producing with Chi Minh De Leo, co-founder of the team that helms PSN Vietnam. The other feature entitled “The Princes of Circus,” is co-written by Oscars nominee Olivier Lorelle, with co-producers HK Films and One Cool Hong Kong.
Huy’s deep understanding of production, multicultural background, and multilingual skills consistently make him a very creative and efficient problem solver. Outside film and sports, one of Huy’s passions is guiding his fellow filmmakers and guests through a special journey in Vietnam, offering them diverse perspectives.
Chi Minh de Leo
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Chi Minh De Leo is one of the founders of the production shop that is PSN Vietnam. After 10 years spent on set as an agency creative in Vietnam’s top agencies, Chi Minh bit the bullet …
[cont.] and set up his own company with long term producer friend Phan Viet Quoc Huy. Since then, Chi Minh has worked on countless projects, including TVCs, animations, and documentaries for both the local and the international markets. Being trilingual and having lived in 4 countries, Chi Minh is a real connector. Between productions, he enjoys working on the development of a first feature and spending time discovering the city’s ever expanding food scene.
72/17 Tran Quoc Toan
District 3. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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