Vinhomes Dragon Bay

About this location

Vinhomes Dragon Bay - A modern coastal urban setting right next to Ha Long Bay. Vinhomes Dragon Bay is a 68.35-hectare coastal commercial and residential urban complex, located at No. 1 Ben Doan Street, Hong Gai Ward, Quang Ninh Province. The location features a unique geographical setting backed by Poem Mountain (Nui Bai Tho) and facing Ha Long Bay, comprising shophouse subdivisions combined with European-style squares, coastal promenades, and a marina space. Regarding cinematic and filming technical value, the uniform neoclassical architecture and the wide grid network of inner streets provide optimal conditions for establishing tracking shots, vehicle driving shots, or low-angle shots along the European-style streets. The open sea-facing axis combined with high natural light reflectivity allows film crews to easily capture wide panoramic shots demonstrating the harmony between urban life and island-sea natural landscapes. This architecture representing a modern lifestyle is particularly suitable for urban psychological-social feature films, family commercial films, reality TV shows, or music videos requiring a luxury European coastal backdrop. Source compilation by: PTIT Photo source: PTIT

Location rules

• Prohibited content: disclosing state secrets, propaganda against the State, distorting history, infringing upon sovereignty, sabotaging national solidarity, insulting historical figures and national heroes. (Article 9, Cinema Law).
• For foreign film crews, it is mandatory to use film production services provided by a Vietnamese cinematic establishment.
• It is necessary to register official shooting time frames and have a separate security coordination plan when filming chase scenes or driving scenes along operating shophouse streets.
• All night shoots utilizing high-capacity lighting systems or large-scale sound emission must conclude before 22:00 and require written approval from the Urban Area Management Board.
• Strictly prohibit drilling or applying heavy-duty adhesive tape directly onto the surfaces of stone cladding, neoclassical columns, or ground-floor glass systems of shophouses when rigging lighting equipment or backdrops.
• Bringing mobile production vehicles, camera cranes, or large lighting rigs into the paved square areas requires laying specialized load-bearing mats to protect the landscape infrastructure.

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