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ECPTA INVITES FILMMAKERS TO USE OUR SCENIC PARKS
Official source
Source domain: visiteasterncape.co.za
Collected on 7 October 2026
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What this means
This is an invitation from the Eastern Cape Parks & Tourism Agency for filmmakers to use its scenic parks as film locations. It describes several parks and attractions and provides a contact person and application form route for obtaining a film permit.
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Film permit
Filmmakers can apply for permission to film in Eastern Cape Parks, which include scenic coastal and inland locations described on the page.
- Who it is for
- Filmmakers
- How to act on it
- Contact Bulelani Silangwe at bulelani.silangwe@ecpta.co.za and download the application form for filming or photography in Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency.
Show the line this came from
To apply for a film permit, please contact Bulelani Silangwe on bulelani.silangwe@ecpta.co.za The application form can be downloaded here: APPLICATION FORM FOR FILMING OR PHOTOGRAPHY IN EASTERN CAPE PARKS AND TOURISM AGENCY
Who can apply
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Where: Filmmakers seeking to film at Eastern Cape Parks · Eastern Cape Parks
Facts
Places
Eastern Cape
Key Takeaways
- Invitation to filmmakers to use Eastern Cape Parks as film locations
- Film-permit contact: Bulelani Silangwe
- Email: bulelani.silangwe@ecpta.co.za
- Application form for filming or photography in Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency
- Locations include Mkambati Nature Reserve, Hluleka Nature Reserve and Baviaanskloof World Heritage Site
- EASTERN CAPE PARKS & TOURISM AGENCY
- ECPTA
- Bulelani Silangwe