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Balçova Dam Road is in a natural green area. The dam and the dam road, which is very close to the city centre, are useful for productions covering green areas. ...

It is a suitable area for green field shootings. ...

Natural Life Park is the largest natural habitat in Turkey. With its African savannahs, tropical area and many wild animal species, it is an area that attracts the attention of Izmir residents and film producers coming to Izmir. It was the subject of some scenes of the film Hadi Inshallah. ...

Many birds such as pink-winged flamingo, grey stork, black stork, swallow, sand bird and crested pelican live in Izmir Bird Sanctuary. ...

It's ideal for shots of the dam. There is also a counter angle on the mountain opposite. The surrounding mountain villages are also a natural shooting plateau. ...

This is a saltworks located in Çiğli district of İzmir. It is the largest saltworks in Turkey with an area of 58 km² in the Gediz Delta. Endless salt fields and salt mountains, a white or red cover depending on the season and salt production, will offer different images for film shootings as well as clips. It also resembles the locations sought by dystopian films. ...

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. ...

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. ...

Bozdag is one of the rare snowfall centres of Izmir. It is ideal for snow images. It also allows frames from all four seasons to be taken in Izmir in a single day. It is the Uludag of the Aegean. ...

The lake, which is about 1100 m high from the sea and formed by tectonic movements, has an average depth of 5 m. The lake at the summit of the Bozdag Mountains is unique with its lush vegetation, quiet and calm environment. The freezing of the lake depending on the weather conditions during the winter months provides a very different view. It has hosted many projects. ...