Vehicle Mounting

Here is how this works in practice. We give car camera mounting systems and skilled rigging technicians who deliver safe, secure installations each time. Our team matches the mounting solution to the car and the camera package — vacuum-cup rigs, clamp mounts, hostess trays, roof and bonnet brackets — and engineers each setup for vibration isolation and security at speed. Car mounting is precise, safety-critical work, and our technicians run inspections and test runs before any camera car turns a wheel.

Here is the short of it. Malta's compact road network is a genuine advantage: a rigging crew can prepare a hard-mount sequence on a harbourside road near Valletta, reposition to a rural lane on Gozo, and rig a motorcycle mount for an inland route, all within a short radius and a single working day. We set up with the wider car-filming workflow — camera cars, road running and police liaison — and English on each set keeps communication between rigging, camera and stunt teams immediate and clear.

Here is the breakdown. Malta's geography makes it a versatile base for car-mounted work. The islands give a wide variety of road environments within a 30-to-45-minute radius: the fortified harbourside roads beneath Valletta, the UNESCO baroque capital the Knights of St John raised after the 1565 Great Siege. The coastal routes and quiet lanes of the green sister island of Gozo, reached by the Gozo Channel ferry. And open inland roads. A former British colony, Malta drives on the left. This shoots account for when matching mounted point-of-view footage to a script.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. The island's roughly 300 days of sunshine give long, dependable windows for exterior car work. As an EU and Schengen member where English is universally spoken, gear forms and on-set planning stay straightforward, and a cash rebates of up to 40% on eligible expenditure through the Malta Film Commission supports the pro rigging car mounting needs.