Filmtierschule Harsch
Hohenofen, Germany
4,5
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About Filmtierschule Harsch
Filmtierschule Harsch in Berlin-Brandenburg is an animal training school and agency for film, not a place to visit. Since 1988 it has trained animals for their roles in feature productions, commercials and photo shoots, working with dogs, cats and small mammals as well as more unusual species, and it holds the official permits for that work. It has no grounds open to the public, no opening hours and no admission.
Visitors can park in designated areas near the facility. Parking is typically free, but it's advisable to arrive early to secure a spot, especially during busy times. Look for signs indicating visitor parking to ensure you are in the correct area.
- Check the website for information on upcoming training sessions and events.
- Bring your own snacks or drinks, as food options may be limited.
- Photography may be allowed, but check with staff for specific guidelines.
- It's a good idea to wear comfortable shoes for walking around the facility.
- Inquire about any special programs or workshops available during your visit.
- Trains a wide variety of animals for film roles.
- Has been operational since 1988.
- Offers specialized training for film dogs through the Film Dog Academy.
- Works with both common and exotic animals for film productions.
- Located in Berlin-Brandenburg and serves clients across the EU.
Paid Experiences
Keeper Experience
Description
Get up close with the animals and learn from the zookeepers about their care and behavior.
Behind-the-Scenes Tour
Description
Explore areas of the zoo not open to the public and discover how we care for our animals.
Animal Feeding Session
Description
Participate in feeding sessions with selected animals and learn about their diets and habits.
Photos are illustrative and do not depict the actual experience or animals at this zoo. We do our best to keep experience details accurate, but always check with the zoo directly for the latest information.