TV Shows & Broadcast Series

Here is the breakdown. We give production support for television and broadcast series across Indonesia, setting up the sustained crew, gear and location needs episodic production demands across an entire season. Our producers build full production plans covering each episode, blocking shooting by location rather than episode order to maximise location use and limit firm moves. We staff skilled Indonesian crews from a base centred on Jakarta, the country's broadcast capital, and set up multi-unit production, main unit, second unit and specialty crews, when a schedule needs parallel work.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Pre-production covers casting support through Indonesian casting directors, location scouting across the archipelago, tech recces and gear planning. Script supervisors and department heads keep detailed scene matching records, costume, props, set dressing, character detail, across all episodes. We secure the filming permits foreign shoots route through the relevant authorities, plan inter-island logistics on the domestic flight network, and set up post-prod to broadcast and streaming specs, HD, 4K and HDR, on the delivery schedule a network or platform sets.

Here is how the picture comes together. Indonesia has a large and fast-growing domestic broadcast industry, one of Asia's biggest by audience, serving a nation of around 280 million people. Jakarta is its heart, concentrating the national networks, studio infrastructure and the deepest pool of skilled television crew. The streaming era has expanded the market further, Netflix and other platforms have invested heavily in Indonesian originals, raising both production values and demand.

Here is what we have to work with. The country's location range gives series production top scope: Javanese palaces. The UNESCO-listed Borobudur, the cultural city of Yogyakarta, Bali's temples and rice terraces, modern Jakarta, and around 130 active volcanoes along the Pacific Ring of Fire. The Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy promotes the creative economy and supports film. Most domestic programming is produced in Bahasa Indonesia, the national language, though English is widely used in the film-services sector, easing work with global TV networks. The currency is the Indonesian rupiah and VAT is charged at 11%.