The Film Development Council of the Philippines is the national agency responsible for film policies and programs to ensure the economic, cultural, and educational development of the Philippine film industry. It aims to encourage the film industry to create quality films – from development to production, to distribution and exhibition - and to conduct film-related events that enhance the skills of Filipino talents.

Japan Film Commission (JFC) is a national film commission covering the entire country of Japan. It is your first contact if you are interested in filming in Japan. With its main office in Tokyo, Japan Film Commission is a non-profit organization comprised of over 130 regional film commissions as well as various film and video industry guilds and organizations, such as the Directors Guild of Japan. It is supported and endorsed by ministries and agencies of the federal government, such as the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, the Agency for Cultural Affairs, and the Japan Tourism Agency.

The Royal Film Commission – Jordan, a government body established in 2003, positions Jordan as a premier Middle Eastern production hub. RFC offers up to 45% cash rebates, comprehensive production support, and access to diverse filming locations from ancient heritage sites to modern cities. As an AFCI member, RFC facilitates productions from independent films to major studio blockbusters, providing streamlined permitting, crew coordination, and equipment sourcing. Recent notable productions include Dune: Part Two, John Wick: Chapter 4, and The Martian. RFC is committed to supporting international filmmakers with unmatched local expertise and seamless production services.

Tokyo Film Commission was established in April, 2001 as part of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. With a view to tourism promotion, industrial development and regional vitalization, doing whatever we can to support you in making an impactful film/TV shows which convey Tokyo as a fascinating place to viewers at home and abroad is our mission.