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4k drone footage of our incredible, ominous, post-apocalyptic, abandoned factory in Albania. This is but one of the many relics left over from the country's 50 year socialist period. Once a chemical plant, it is now available today for filmmakers for a variety of story scenarios.

In the last two decades, as Albania has come to the fore after Socialist rule and its collapse, considerable financing has gone in to improving Albania's infrastructure, from hotels to roads, and the country has caught up to the rest of the region fairly quickly. Its capital, Tirana, is as modern as any in the Balkans, and the country's beautiful Ionic and Adriatic coastlines, Albanian Alps and forestland remain largely unblemished and offer the same views found in other, much more expensive areas of the Mediterranean.

Many productions that come to Eastern Europe come either to use locations that are relics from the Soviet Union or to – somewhat unconvincingly – double Eastern European cities for North American or cities in Western Europe. Albania, of course, offers the usual Soviet-style relics, but because of its rich history also offers a variety of locations which fit a number of storyline scenarios. For instance, Berat, the “Town of One Thousand Windows,” in North Albania, with its stunning Ottoman architecture and mosques, easily doubles as the Middle East. The coastline in Southern Albania passes for Greece or southern Italy. Last, the country's large collection of Byzantine-era castles would make great locations for a Game of Thronesepisode. There are also still some small towns which have not changed in the since the end of Albania's socialist-era, such as Rubik, Memaliaj and Cerrik, where cold-war period scripts can be shot with minimal set dressing required.