Township tour
Alpine Shire
Victoria’s Great Alpine Valleys are always full of adventure with every season bringing something different. From the magical winter alpine landscapes, spectacular spring gardens, to the gold and copper of autumn and the unforgettable dramatic sunsets throughout summer. Alpine is a flawless backdrop to an inspired film maker.
- Bright
- Dinner Plain
- Falls Creek
- Harrietville
- Mount Beauty
- Mount Buffalo
- Mount Hotham
- Myrtleford
- Ovens and Happy Valley
- Wandiligong
Benalla Rural City
Film makers will be delighted with the array of heritage buildings and sculptures including one of Australia’s largest community art projects, the Ceramic Mural. Made up of thousands of handcrafted tiles, the design of the Mural is inspired by Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi and is one of Benalla’s most memorable attractions.
City of Wodonga
Strategically placed between Melbourne and Sydney, the remarkable region surrounding Wodonga offers you magnificent expression of past and present. Found on the picturesque Murray River and close to the wine regions, Wodonga is an ideal filming location.
Greater Shepparton
Greater Shepparton is a vibrant and dynamic region, affectionately known as the ‘Food Bowl of Australia’. An Experience unlike no other only two hours north of Melbourne, the area features magnificent beautiful countryside and waterways, glorious weather with all the the facilities and natural features just begging to be captured on film.
Indigo Shire
Indigo shire is well known as home of many historic towns in Victoria, most listed by the National Trust. The region has a remarkable architectural heritage along with timeless nineteenth century streetscapes providing an outstanding setting for period films.
Mansfield Shire
Gateway to the High Country, the Mansfield region provides some of the best natural features in Victoria as evidenced by ‘Man from Snowy River’. The untouched beauty of rugged mountains blanketed in winter’s snow, secluded rivers, lakes that explore the bush with tentacle like arms and sweeping valley farmlands will inspire film makers’ imaginations and provide a year round backdrop for filming with mountain cattlemen and country sophisticates to boot.
Mitchell Shire
From the Great Dividing Range to the fertile Goulburn Valley Mitchell is home to a network of attractive heritage towns. Mitchell provides a wealth of opportunity for the filming enterprise whilst is a diverse region in harmony with country living.
Moira Shire
Bordered by the Murray, Ovens and Goulburn rivers, the Moira region is fondly referred to as Sun Country. Moira boasts strong agricultural, horticultural and viticulture operations. Blessed with copious amounts of sunshine during all seasons, spectacular Sandy River beaches, and ancient Aboriginal history, film makers and enthusiasts will love to explore.
Murrindindi Shire
Located within an hour and a half of the Melbourne metropolitan fringe, Murrindindi embraces much of Victoria’s immeasurable beauty through a landscape of mountains, forests, lakes and sparkling streams. Complemented by a historic essence that is captured within the larger country towns of Alexandra, Eildon, Flowerdale, Kinglake, Marysville and Yea. The magical feel of Murrindindi is simply breath taking; why not create your next film here?
Strathbogie Shire
Only one and a half hours from Melbourne set within the eternal landscape of rugged hills, spectacular vistas, rocky outcrops, forests, waterfalls and ferny glades is the spectacular countryside of the Strathbogie Ranges Region. This region is a timeless countryside offering a diversity of experiences from historic buildings and heritage trails to the rustic homesteads, cottages and rural outbuildings along with the combination of sweeping river systems, lakes and backwaters that make up the Nagambie Lakes region and the majestic Goulburn River - ancient, mystical and uniquely Australian; just waiting to be discovered by film.
Towong Shire
Home to the pure end of the Murray River and the ‘real’ Man from Snowy River, Towong region’s economy revolves around a rich agricultural sector making it a pure and real countryside and a picturesque country film location.
Wangaratta Rural City
The Wangaratta region encompasses the areas of the King Valley and Milawa Gourmet Region - famous for their wines and produce, beautiful alpine valley vistas and unique characters shaped by a strong Mediterranean heritage; and Glenrowan and Eldorado - with their gold rush history and once home to Australia’s most infamous bushranger, Ned Kelly. The area has many unique vistas with backdrops varying from heritage buildings, old tobacco kilns, mountain escarpments and lush green farmland nestled in alpine valleys - all sure to provide a unique setting for original film work.