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Tucked deep within the Gondwana rainforest of Nightcap National Park, this 70-acre estate delivers the kind of immersive natural environment that money can’t manufacture — ancient hoop pines, cathedral canopy, crystal-clear creeks, and lily-covered ponds that shift with the light. A property this scale and this unspoilt simply does not come up.

Five distinct structures give a production unmatched flexibility: a heritage Queenslander homestead, a rustic logger’s cabin, two Queenslander-style cottages, and a large covered event pavilion. Each offers its own visual character — from sun-drenched verandahs to bark-dark timber interiors — meaning a full shoot day can deliver a dozen distinct looks without moving base.

Set across sweeping paddocks on the edge of Byron Bay’s hinterland, The Farm offers an expansive rural backdrop with a strong architectural presence. The property blends timber barns, steel-framed structures and carefully cultivated gardens with the organic rhythms of a working agricultural environment.

The result is a location that shifts seamlessly between editorial calm and production-ready functionality – warm light, open spaces and cinematic rural vistas form the backbone of this uniquely Byron setting.

Located just 45 minutes inland from Ipswich, this expansive Mt Mort property captures the rugged charm of country Queensland. A winding creek runs through the farm, dividing two distinct landscapes — one side hilly and covered in native bushland, the other flat and open with scattered trees and wide horizons.

The property currently agists around 100 Brahman cattle. Several fenced paddocks are used for growing garlic, pumpkins, watermelons, and seasonal crops, while much of the land remains open and untouched — ideal for wide, cinematic shots.

At the main entrance sits the original farmhouse, an old dairy with a cattle yard, a weathered hay shed, and a run-down cottage affectionately known as “The Cottage.” Each structure brings a sense of history and character to the landscape. A cleared hilltop area above the farmhouse offers panoramic views and serves as a perfect filming vantage point.

Nestled in the rolling hills of O’Connell Plains, this classic Australian country property combines timeless charm with cinematic appeal. The home features wide timber verandahs, a spacious deck, and open-plan interiors with neutral tones, offering versatile settings for a variety of shoots.

Large windows and seamless indoor–outdoor flow provide beautiful natural light and multiple shooting angles throughout the day. Surrounding golden paddocks, gently undulating landscapes, and expansive skies create endless backdrop possibilities, perfect for film, TV, and commercial productions.

The Imperial Hotel Gold Coast is a landmark of grandeur, blending European-inspired architecture with lavish interiors. Featuring marble floors, sweeping staircases, ornate ceilings, and crystal chandeliers, the hotel delivers an opulent atmosphere ideal for cinematic storytelling. It’s luxurious pool terrace and ocean views provide additional cinematic backdrops, offering filmmakers both elegance and scale.

Set within the lush Northern Rivers landscape, Whiskey River Ranch delivers an authentic rural backdrop that’s as serene as it is visually commanding. This working property blends the rugged beauty of open paddocks, winding creek beds, and tree-lined ridges with a grounded, rustic charm.

From sunrise mist to golden hour, the ranch relieves timeless visual aspirations for film and television. Its character is further deepened by a herd of Highland cattle, paddock horses, vineyards, an old dairy shed, and a 130-year-old Queenslander homestead – each element adding depth, texture, and narrative potential.

Tucked away in industrial Miami, Rojicat is where the vibrant chaos of Osaka’s Dotonbori meets the charm of Shinjuku’s Golden-Gai. Designed by the Lee family and master brewer Satoshi Tamura, this Japanese beer and sake bar is a love letter to Tokyo’s hidden life, reimagined for the Gold Coast.

On-site brewing, electric darts, private karaoke and a sake selection curated by Toshi himself make this venue a one-of-a-kind location for shoots, events and campaigns. With narrow alley aesthetics, neon signage and immersive details throughout, Roji Cat offers visual storytelling at every turn.

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