Locations

From clubs and karaoke bars, to a more classy atmosphere and even a speakeasy lounge, Savannah has a wide diverse selection of bars.  The majority are film friendly and require permission from the bar owner. 

A majority of Savannah's bars are located in the historic district on Bay and River Street.  Locals and tourists alike can be seen walking around with plastic cups of alcohol as Savannah is one of the few cities with an open container law.

Savannah is known for its historic cemeteries.  There are five cemeteries owned by the city of Savannah:  Bonaventure Cemetery and Colonial Cemetery (tourist attractions), Greenwich Cemetery, Laurel Grove North Cemetery, and Laurel Grove South Cemetery. 

These public cemeteries require permission of use through the Department of Cemeteries along with an hourly fee.  Savannah also has numerous private cemeteries.  Ghost productions and local tours take advantage of these historic landmarks in what is knows as the most haunted city in America.

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Savannah can be divided into three major sections:  the historic district, midtown, and the southside.  The city of Savannah has jurisdiction to permit public locations within the city as well as locations within a sixty mile radius. 

Smaller towns within this range include Metter, Guyton, Statesboro, and Springfield (Georgia).  Other notable filming towns within this range include Bluffton, Beaufort, and Hilton Head Island (South Carolina).

Numerous small local businesses take advantage of the commerical property located in the historic district of Savannah.  Commercial real estate is readily accessible throughout the city and ideal for production space as well as office space. 

Commercial property is centrally located to popular midtown locations as well as beaches and the islands.

Savannah has several culteral buildings dedicated to the arts.  The Savannah College of Art and Design run and operate the popular Trustees Theater as well as the Lucas Theater located downtown. 

The Jepson Center and The Savannah Theater and other popular cultural buildings located in the area and architecturally impressive and film friendly.

Government buildings are scattered throughout the historic district of Savannah and city or county owned.  The Customs House, courthouses, post offices, and City Hall are just a few examples of the numerous government facilities that comprise the downtown area.
 

Savannah has three major hospitals:  St. Joseph's, Memorial, and Candler Hospitals.  It is difficult to acquire permission to shoot in these specific medical facilities, but Savannah offers a wide range of alternatives.  Productions generally use university training facilities that are film friendly and more easily accessible to a productions needs.

The industrial locations of Savannah lie in the downtown historic district close to the Savannah River.  Factors Walk is comprised of the old cotton warehouses and interesting structures, and River Street is lined with industrial locations like the powerplant and Kehoe house.