“Louisiana pine forest Corps reservoir; cypress bayou arms; Caddo Parish red clay; authentic Louisiana backcountry; near Shreveport film market”
About This Location
Shelburne Museum in Shelburne, Vermont assembles 37 historic structures on 45 beautifully landscaped Vermont acres—a covered bridge, lighthouse, Victorian cottages, a working blacksmith shop, and the extraordinary 220-foot Lake Champlain sidewheel steamship Ticonderoga on dry land—creating an eclectic encyclopedia of American architectural styles and material culture. The museum's extraordinary visual diversity—from colonial farmhouses to Victorian resort architecture to a Great Lakes sidewheeler—provides filmmakers with unmatched variety of authentic American period environments on a single picturesque Vermont property. Both interior and extensive exterior filming available across all 37 structures with institutional authorization. The Vermont countryside setting of Lake Champlain shoreline and Green Mountains backdrop adds natural scenic depth. A premier Vermont film location for American period storytelling. Filming permits available through Shelburne Museum Film Coordinator. Formal institutional film use license required for commercial productions.
Color Palette
Permit Information
Permit Required
Type
Vicksburg District - Bayou Bodcau Project
Fee
Vicksburg District. Near Shreveport-Bossier City film infrastructure. Louisiana Film Tax Credit applies to qualifying productions. Pine-cypress forest Louisiana backcountry.
Contact
(318) 549-2175
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