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Our Cinéma & Tournages unit

Our Cinéma & Tournages team works closely with directors and producers for shoots on location at SNCF sites. Each year we supply customized services for around 100 film projects—providing train carriages, privatizing sections of scheduled trains, night shoots, construction of sets for historical projects and more.

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Catch up on recent shoots in our stations and aboard SNCF trains for films, television and commercials.
Cédric Klapisch, réalisateur du film "La venue de l'avenir"

What's it like, shooting inside a train?

For the release of « La venue de l’avenir », Cédric Klapisch explains us the specifics of shooting a movie aboard a TGV.

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 “Films are like trains moving through the night”

French director Frédéric Quiring talks about his movie “Doux Jésus” with Isabelle Nanty and Marilou Berry, connecting the dots between his love of cinema and trains.

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Vincent Lindon cheminot pour le cinéma

Vincent Lindon plays a railway worker

To prepare for his role in “Playing with Fire” as an overhead line technician, he worked with two genuine SNCF linemen.

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Interview de Le Bihan à bord d'un TGV INOUI

One in three French films made in 2024 were shot in our trains and stations

We take a look back at a year full of film shoots supervised by our agents, with a bonus declaration of love to the train from actor Samuel le Bihan.

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A Paris-Clermont train at the heart of an offbeat sequence in "Iris" 

A Corail carriage was the setting for an amusing scene in the series directed by Doria Tillier. Our teams supervised the filming on board for one day.
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Facilitating film shoots

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Shoots on location at SNCF sites

Want to shoot a film, a series, a commercial or a photo session in an SNCF train or station? We’d love to host you. Learn more about how the process works.

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Our commitment to cinema

Ever since Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat—cinema pioneer Louis Lumière’s first film in 1895—the world of rail has been inseparable from the world of cinema.

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Our safety requirements for shoots on location

At SNCF we take safety very seriously, and require strict compliance with security measures. Want to make your film on location with us?  Here’s what you need to know about rail industry risks and our prevention plan.

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Expert assistance every step of the way

We assign a single SNCF contact to work with you throughout your project, helping:

  • choose sets and organize your shoot
  • craft a package of services that’s right for you
  • coordinate all services, crews and people

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