Production Vehicles

Here is how the work lines up. Moving a production across Canada's vast geography — from urban locations in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal to remote shoots in the Yukon, northern Alberta, or the coastal highways of Nova Scotia — needs cars that are aim-built for the demands of film and television work. Our production car fleet has camera trucks, grip cars, tracking cars, and mobile production units configured to carry gear, support crew, and the working infrastructure a production depends on, all kept to pro standards and operated by skilled drivers familiar with Canadian roads and conditions.

Here is the layout. Camera trucks carry your gear inventory safely between locations, with internal rigging designed to protect sensitive camera and lighting gear on long road moves. Specialty Rigs have tracking cars, process trailers, and aim-built camera mounts for car-to-car filming, giving your car shoot sequences the production value they need. Fully Equipped mobile production units serve as on-location bases for departments that need workspace away from the main unit. DIT stations, production offices, and makeup and wardrobe rooms that keep the schedule moving efficiently. Expert Drivers familiar with Canadian road conditions — including winter driving on northern highways and mountain passes — make sure your gear and crew move safely between all locations, anywhere across the country.