or private/charter boat. St. Croix has various looks, and you can have low plains and desert
on one side depending on the time of year and then be in the rainforest within an hour's
drive," said Stuart Berberich.
"The government of the US Virgin Islands is very film-friendly and accessible. We met
the governor on a couple of occasions. For example. St. Croix is the most realistic island
for being able to film due to its size, airport, shipping and many looks it has to offer. St.
Thomas and St. John have some beautiful sites. The islands offer a variety of looks that
could double for many other Caribbean islands but could also double for many different
places," said John Latenser.
Lisa Posey at the USVI Film & TV Office emphasizes that the US Virgin Islands offer film
and episodic TV productions easy accessibility and wide-ranging location versatility.
"As a North Atlantic tropical production destination, we are uniquely accessible,
particularly for US citizens who do not require passports to visit or work. Moreover, we
boast long-established direct flights with major airlines from key US cities such as New
York City, Washington, DC, Atlanta, Miami, Houston and Chicago. There are no language