Media & scientific expeditions
Madagascar is a living laboratory. We plan the logistics of documentary shoots, wildlife photography assignments and scientific missions — from permits to remote camps — so your team can focus on the work.
What we organise
Permits & authorisations
Filming, research and drone permits prepared with the relevant ministries and Madagascar National Parks.
Fixers & naturalist guides
Local fixers, interpreters and specialist guides who know where and when species show up.
Remote logistics
4×4 fleets, boats, porters and bush camps in areas with no infrastructure.
Equipment transport
Handling of heavy or fragile gear, customs paperwork, generators and charging on site.
Typical missions
- Wildlife documentary in Kirindy or Andasibe
- Humpback whale filming at Sainte-Marie
- Biodiversity inventory in the Makay canyon
- Photography workshops on chameleons and nocturnal fauna
- Field support for conservation NGOs
How it works
- 1You send your brief: subject, species, dates, team and gear.
- 2We check feasibility, seasons and permits, then send a costed plan.
- 3We file the permits and book logistics, guides and camps.
- 4On site, a dedicated coordinator stays with your team from arrival to departure.
How long do filming permits take?+
Allow 4 to 8 weeks for filming and drone permits; research permits can take longer. We start as soon as the brief is confirmed.
Can you reach areas without roads?+
Yes. We combine 4×4, boats, zebu carts and porters, and set up autonomous camps.
Do you work with researchers from abroad?+
Yes, we regularly support universities and foundations and can connect you with Malagasy partner institutions.