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The right answer to the question: “when is the best time to visit the Cook Islands” is … 👇
between April and November. Why? 🤔 There are several reasons for that 💡
Also then is the dry season, when your film crew can only bathe in the fantastic ocean water or the rays of the sun (and not in pouring rain 🌧️)
Which answer would you choose? 🤔
ot as secluded as it seems! 🤩
Get yourself a visitor's SIM whenever you and your crew visit and don't worry about communication 💖
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There is something special about the Cook Islands. And it's not just about beautiful beaches and azure water. It is primarily this colorful and rich culture and tradition that distinguishes them from other islands in the world 💙💚🧡
You just want to show it on the big screen, right? Or maybe you will become the person who will capture it? 💭
Contact us and we will help you in the entire process! 🤗
Have you ever heard of Cook Islands drummers? 💭 Lavi and Ollie explain it best in their video documentary about the traditions and culture of Rarotonga 🥁
The Music and Culture of Rarotonga: Cook Islands (2020) - Full DocumentaryExplore the culture of Rarotonga in this four part musical journey showcasing the t...
Who can say better about the attractions on the Cook Islands than the TV presenter Jo Holley itself 🙋♀️
Just look at these dynamic shots, at this play of light - you'll get it all on the Cook Islands 🌴
Who needs special effects made on the green screen, when they can be done in "green scenery", right?
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How can you get to know the majestic Cook Islands, their culture and people without leaving your home? 🤔 It is important to do deeper research before going on a several-hour flight by plane ✈️
Our advice 💡 - do not read boring facts that you will find on travel portals. Instead, immerse yourself in a real read about what life in this archipelago is like (and was like).
Beats of the Pa’u by Maria Samuela is something that is definitely worth reading 👇
We review a book of short, resonant stories by Cook Islands New Zealander Maria Samuela.
The Cook Islands are known for their friendly, welcoming people – so it’s probably no surprise that it is one of the only places in the world that actually encourages you to smile when you get your driver’s licence photo 😲 A happy Cook Islands’ licence is a nice little souvenir to take home, and let’s be honest, it’s hard not to smile when you are in paradise 🌴
May be easy, may be difficult. The fact is that we have already mentioned this movie on our social media channels 🤔
It may be very far away, it also may be very difficult to travel there. But it is definitely worth it 🤩
The Cook Islands are perfect for those who are looking for a place where sun, sand and sea make for a paradise setting that is full of wild natural tropical landscapes. Perfectly prepared for film productions, the Cooks Islands are waiting to play a supporting role in your blockbuster 🎬
Only good answers in 3, 2, 1 … 👇
How hard is filming in the Cook Islands? 🤔 Well, this question was answered by Stan Wolfgramm, local line producer and CEO of Drum Productions (with whom we can cooperate 😍)
Stan as a movie producer knows best what aspects are important in a given location in order for the movie to come out best.
Check the interview with Stan, where he describes briefly how it looks like to have a movie set on the Cook Islands 👇
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Wishes you the whole Screen Cook Islands team!🎄
Did you know that? 🤯 Sounds a bit crazy but we love that! Some other beautiful destinations have been harshened by the westerner’ touch their peaceful beaches now flocked with tourists and their lush forests replaced by concrete high rises. But you won’t find that in the Cook Islands 🌴
Do you remeber Film Raro Challenge? 🤩
For those, who may not know FILM RARO is a film challenge like no other in the world 🌎
Its core objectives are to aid social and economic development in the South Pacific through a global strategy of engagement with filmmakers and audiences from around the world.
The project has seen teams of professional filmmakers from all over the world journey to Rarotonga in the Cook Islands work with locals and produce a series of short films 🎬 Hollywood producers the Stone Brothers, award-winning indigenous filmmaker Karin William, graduate filmmaker Erin Lau among others demonstrate the diverse range of filmmakers chosen to mentor locals.z
Get to know more about the previous edition of this initiative on our website 👇
Film Raro is a world first concept that links passionate film makers to indigenous people to collaborate in the production of international short films.
Fact of the day: There are daily flights to the Cook Islands from these destinations 👇
So as you can see there is nothing to worry about in that case - the Cook Islands are (in fact) remote but definitely not secluded 🤗
Big news coming up in here 👇The Cook Islands are officially opening 😍
Cook Islands has confirmed it will reopen to Kiwi tourists on January 13, only to fully vaccinated travellers aged 12 and up.
Did you know that specialist travel publisher Lonely Planet has named the Cook Islands as the top place to go for 2022? 😲😍
Read more in this article 👇
Hottest destinations selected for next year include Mauritius, Taipei and Kent
Since Hawaii already has its blockbuster movie (which is Jurassic Park 🦖), you need to find another place on earth that is equally (or even) more beautiful 💖
But don’t bother with searching for that place, we immediately have the perfect offer for you - the Cook Islands, a true paradise on earth ✨
And to confirm that this is the perfect place, take a look at this article 👇
From markets selling local handicrafts and cuisine to diving, kayaking, and bird watching, here are the top 10 things to do in the Cook Islands.
That is not a clickbait, it is just a fact 🤯 It is true that the Cook Islands shut the door quickly by effective self-isolation. Also the Cook Islands Ministry of Health has completed its Covid-19 national vaccination programme, with 96.7 per cent of the population fully vaccinated 💉
What does it mean 🤔? That it is one of the safest places in the world today, where you don't have to worry about the 👑 situation
That the Cook Islands are famous for its Traditional Crafts and Textiles 🤔
Weaving, carving, and applique quilts known as tivaevae are traditional crafts produced across the Cook Islands. The women from Rakahanga in the Northern Group are especially renowned for their fine pandanus leaf weaving.
Thanks to this tradition, the indigenous people look beautiful in their handmade costumes, which gives the Cook Islands even more character 💖
You just have to come here!
Atiu - another Cook Islands paradise that is still waiting to be shown on the big screen 🎬
Is your film crew going to be the first to show it to the world 💭? Well, you better be quick, this heaven on Earth won’t wait an eternity 😍
Contact us today and we will help you with the whole logistic aspect - It's high time to hit Hollywood ✨
Atiu An Eco-lovers Paradise Home to approxim
What is the Cook Islands famous for 💭?
Obviously for deserted beaches 🏖️, limestone caves and most importantly a population of 400 warrior people 💪
That is something that you won’t see elsewhere. And that’s what makes it unique ✨
Do you know how to solve this rebus 🙌?
Did you know that while shooting “The Other Side of Heaven” Mitch Davis (film director) was praying to stop the rain? And what is even more interesting IT WORKED 🤯
We have no rational explanation for this, it must definitely be the magic of Rarotonga ✨
And here’s the Behind the scenes of the second part of this blockbuster 👇
https://buff.ly/37xpZYY
Currently, the inhabitants of the Cook Islands are preparing for the important holiday of Te Maeva Nui Aotearoa Cultural Festival 🎊
The whole event is to celebrate the Cook Islands' independence from New Zealand in 1965.
How does it look like 🤔? Well, let’s see 👇
Preparations for Te Maeva Nui Aotearoa Cultural Festival is underway at the Barfoot and Thompson Stadium in Kohimārama, which is hosting more than 900 Cook...
If you had to choose which type of movie would suit the Cook Islands climate best, which type would it be 🤔?
For those who say that such places do not exist on earth we have bad news THEY DO 🤯
To be honest, we were in shock too!
Black Rock beach is very important to the people of Rarotonga in historical and cultural ways. Facing north-west, and receiving all day sun, the lagoon area is a popular aqua-playground. The prominent black rocks serve as diving platforms into the rock pools below. Black Rock is also the home of Rarotonga's only golf course, as well as the tennis centre and beach volleyball courts - according to the Trip Advisor 💡
Rabbit whole - sounds like some secret place from “Alice in the Wonderland” right 🤔? Check out aa video by@gonewiththewynns who have been exploring Rarotonga and finding such places ✨
Today we’re climbing one of the tallest mountains on the island for an epic view and we get sucked down the rabbit hole on the legendary Mt. Raemaru.Join our...
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The right answer to the question: “when is the best time to visit the Cook Islands” is … 👇 between April and November. Why? 🤔 There are several reasons for that 💡 Also then is the dry season, when your film crew can only bathe in the fantastic ocean water or the rays of the sun (and not in pouring rain 🌧️)
Who can say better about the attractions on the Cook Islands than the TV presenter Jo Holley itself 🙋♀️ Just look at these dynamic shots, at this play of light - you'll get it all on the Cook Islands 🌴 Who needs special effects made on the green screen, when they can be done in "green scenery", right? Repost from 👉 @therealjoholley
Wishes you the whole Screen Cook Islands team!🎄
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