​20 Red Lights, production service in Italy, offers a peak at some beautiful locations.

Starting with Liguria, a region in Northern Italy, and following with the rest of the Bel Paese, 20 Red Lights will offer to foreign productions an idea for where in Europe to set their projects.

Liguria is an area rich in natural beauty where the combination of land and sea makes the variety of ecosystems present in its territory particularly heterogeneous. In fact, there is a national park, nine regional parks, three nature reserves and one national reserve. The east coasts are largely elevated, rocky and jagged, while to the west the coast softens, leaving room for sandy areas as well.

Liguria is a unique place, capable of enclosing in a few kilometres unforgettable landscapes, a stupendous sea full of life, seaside villages set on dramatic cliffs, beaches and coves, but also verdant valleys, stone villages, mountains covered in snow in winter but still overlooking the blue Mediterranean, Medieval historic centres full of history and charm, but also a modern city like Genova.

That is why more and more productions are choosing it as primary location over the usual Italian destinations, that have consolidated during the years as ‘The Italian way of living’.

From The Wolf of Wall Street to Murder Mystery, only to quote the most famous ones, many film productions have set the ‘luxurious location’ in Portofino or Camogli. In the first film, we can see Jordan Belfort (Di Caprio)…