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The cave is located on the eastern slope of Kocadağ within the borders of Yelki Village, Güzelbahçe District, İzmir Province. It is 222 m long and 30 m deep according to the entrance. It is a dry cave and completed its formation mostly horizontally and sometimes vertically. The temperature is 18 °C at the entrance and 22 °C at the exit in October. The interior of the cave is beautiful enough to serve as a cinema for different subjects. ...

An abandoned Greek village, especially ideal for a horror film set. ...

Morning auction, fishing boats, nets being cleaned, pelicans and the big buildings of Mavişehir in the background. The region, which has been the subject of many films and documentaries before, is very valuable from a cinematographic point of view. ...

It's like a replica of Istiklal Street. It is ideal for walking scenes in crowds. ...

The sports hall, which is used as the court of Karşıyaka Basketball Team, is a set for all the shootings such as concerts, events, sports competitions that will be necessary for the cinema. ...

The abandoned tuberculosis sanatorium is located on the top of the Yamanlar Mountain. It resembles a film set with its ruined state. The film Abandoned, shot by Korhan Uğur, was shot using the natural structure of this place. ...

The church is currently being restored by Izmir Metropolitan Municipality and is suitable for filming. In the outbuilding outside, there is the Press Museum of Izmir Journalists Association. Especially the floor patterns are very suitable for the clip. Orthodox Church. ...

It is a place that can attract the film industry with its horses, tents and nature. ...

The evil eye bead quarries in the village and the unspoilt structure and nature of the village are the places sought by films, documentaries and clips. ...

It is the most cosmopolitan residential area in the centre of Izmir with many small hotels. It has been the location of many successful films and documentaries, especially Masumiyet, Kader and Ben O Değilim. Especially with the recent refugee problem, it has become more reflective of the streets of Syria and filmmakers wanted to use it as a copy of Syria because it was easier to shoot. ...

The historical cinema was last used as a cinema hall in the 1970s in the movie Miracle 2. The theatre With small decorations made in it, it can easily become the desired place of the year for period films. ...

It was built for the swimming, water polo and tower jumping competitions of the Universiade Sports Games in 2005. The pool, which can be used in summer months, has a jumping tower. ...

It is a wine production place built on very regular and large vineyards near Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport. Although the planes landing and taking off from and landing on it will create problems in terms of sound shooting, both the image of the vineyards and the image of the facility will be loved by filmmakers. ...

It is the largest dam that meets the water needs of Izmir. An important detail of the lake is that when the dam waters recede, a village is clearly seen from under the waters and a minaret emerges. This image can be the material for many films. ...

Izmir Karagöl Nature Park is 850 metres above sea level and has an area of 18.92 hectares. Its texture and facilities are suitable for shooting in green areas. ...