FILMING IN SA
Locations
From salt lakes to moonscapes and dense green forests to rugged desert ranges, a sophisticated CBD and spectacular heritage buildings, dramatic coastlines and beaches galore, it’s all on the doorstep of South Australia’s capital city, Adelaide.
One day, multiple locations: SA makes it happen
Whatever look your project needs, you’ll find it in South Australia.
- Adelaide’s city backdrop features heritage sandstone, ultra-modern architectural design and gritty urban laneways;
- Within a 20 minute drive from Adelaide’s CBD you’ll find rugged coastline, rural settings and dramatic bushland and forests;
- An hour’s drive north, south and east of Adelaide sit famous wine regions – the Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale and Clare Valley;
- Venture further and explore the world-renowned Flinders Ranges, Kangaroo Island, Limestone Coast, Coober Pedy and the Murray River.
- View more of South Australia’s regions, towns and iconic natural landmarks at SouthAustralia.com
“Coober Pedy in the South Australian desert was a totally out of this world filming location like nothing I’ve seen on Earth – it was like we really were on Mars! I now know why so many films and TV shows have chosen to shoot in South Australia; it truly is a beautiful and unique part of the world.”
— William Shatner, Stars on Mars
Seeing double
South Australia can double for just about anywhere in the world (or galaxy!).
(Stars on Mars)
(Mortal Kombat)
(The Tourist)
(Escape From Pretoria)
(Anzac Girls)
(Hotel Mumbai)
(Deadline Gallipoli)
(The Tourist)
(Anzac Girls)
“Shooting Mortal Kombat in South Australia made for an ideal filmmaking experience. The diversity of locations we were able to find – from the deserts, to the lush forests, to urban streetscapes – was perfectly suited for our production.”
— James Wan, producer, Mortal Kombat
Main image: South Australia locations trailer – watch now