Malta has welcomed the likes of Michael Bay (13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi, 2016), Marc Forster (World War Z, 2013), Angelina Jolie (By the Sea, 2015), Steven Spielberg (Munich, 2005), Ridley Scott (Gladiator, 2000) and many others, because of the versatility the Maltese Archipelago offers. In only 316 km² of land you will find crystal blue seas, baroque churches, cosmopolitan towns, ancient ruins dating back to the Stone Age, and two water tanks at the Mediterranean Film Studios, which are perfect for a controlled environment to successfully create the illusion that on-screen characters are miles far out at sea. Malta has a warm climate year-round, with over 300 days of sunshine and an average temperature of 23 degrees. In the summer, you’d benefit from long hours of light with highs of 32 degrees. 

 

Malta’s biggest selling point is The MFC’s Co-Production Fund, allowing up to €1 million per annum and a cash rebate covering up to 40% of eligible expenditure.

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