Top Film Studio Tours across the World

Ever wondered what the world would be without the movies? Well, a definite answer would be, a lot less interesting. It would simply mean that we will no longer be able to enjoy the greatest source of entertainment created by mankind that allows us to feel the emotions of fictional characters at an enhanced level through the visual delight of cinema. rnFilm Studios from around the world invest the funds required in production of movies offering the required manpower and resources. Thus we decided to create a list of the top movie production companies of all time. Grab a cheap international flight and fly to these popular film studio destinations. Warner Bros, Los Angeles Warner Bros. educates the visitors about the history of the cinema of LA along with off-camera visits in its studio. The tour features a walk through various sets of WB - used in movies and TV shows ranging from Casablanca to Friends. Hop on a cheap flight to Los Angeles to catch the largest props department in the world that features over 450,000 registered artifacts. The archives of the studio contain memorabilia from its greatest hits of all time. Cinecittà, Rome Catch a last minute flight to Rome and explore the largest movie studio in Europe that has produced some of the most classic movies of all time such as La Dolce Vita, Cleopatra and Ben Hur. Cinecittà offers its visitors a chance to walk in the footsteps of stalwarts like Elizabeth Taylor and Audrey Hepburn. The studio features an exhibition known as “Cinecittà Shows Off,” which showcases the history of cinema through design sketches, costumes and more. The studio was erected in the 1930s and was used as base for the famous Italian director Federico Fellini. Weta, Wellington If you’re a fan of the Lords of the Ring trilogy and the Hobbit films, then take a tour of the Hobbiton movie set in Waikatoa and discover the shire and other areas from Middle Earth. But for an authentic New Zealand movie experience, take a tour of the WETA workshop, the VFX and prop company where the splendid costumes for Jackson’s movies were designed. La Cité du Cinéma, Saint Denis, France La Cité du Cinéma is a stunning complex that was originally built as an electric power plant. This 60 foot tall building features costumes and sets from movies like “The Fifth Element” and off-camera stories of “Hollywood sur Seine.” A brainchild of the legendary French director Luc Besson, the studio was established in 2012 and has been the site of film shoots of the Transporter Refueled, The Family and Taken 2 and 3. Paramount, Los Angeles Book a low-cost flight deal to Los Angeles and visit the oldest running movie studio in the US, Paramount. The studio is associated with cult classics like Titanic, Forrest Gump, and Transformers. Today, the studio is spread over 60 acres of space and has 30 stages. Visitors can take a guided tour of behind the scenes shoot. Late-night after-dark tours are also available, with flashlights provided.