Base camp,
ready before
first light.
Production motorhomes, make-up and wardrobe units, bathroom and office trailers, and passenger vans — for film, television, commercials and photo shoots across South Florida.
On location · South Florida
Four kinds of base camp, one call.
Every unit is owned and run by the same crew that answers the phone. Tell us the shoot and we will match the vehicle to it.
Production motorhomes
Six coaches from 38 to 42 feet. Slide-outs, two rooftop air conditioners, generators, seating for a crew of ten, and a kitchen that actually gets used.
02Bathroom trailers
Clean, plumbed restroom units for cast, crew and guests — the part of base camp nobody notices until it is missing.
03Office trailers
Production office space on location. Availability changes week to week, so the fastest answer is a phone call or a WhatsApp message.
04Vans & runarounds
High-top Sprinter and mid-roof Transit vans for cast moves, gear runs and the hundred small trips a shoot day hides.
Six coaches, each with its own job.
Lengths and layouts as published for each unit. Full specification, floor to roof, on the fleet page.
The fleet, from every angle.
Parked among the palms at Crandon, staged on a downtown street, or sitting dark between takes — this is what the unit looks like when it reaches you. Drag the ring, or let it turn.
On location
PalmsCrandonLast light
Restrooms
VansBuilt around a call sheet,
not a campsite.
These are working rooms. Make-up chairs sit where the light is, wardrobe hangs where the clothes can breathe, and the power is where the department head asks for it — not where the factory put it.
- Make-up
- Three stations
- Wardrobe
- Steamer, iron, board
- Power
- 2 × 7,000 W
- Climate
- 2 × 13,500 BTU
- Seating
- Crew of ten
- Leveling
- Hydraulic jacks
The vehicle is the easy part.
Print and film, media and events — the same team that delivers the unit can carry the logistics around it.
Location scouting & permits
Finding the location, and getting the paperwork that lets you shoot there.
Crew
Production coordinator, production assistant and location services — booked locally.
Equipment rental
Kit alongside the vehicles, so departments are not juggling three vendors.
Logistics & scheduling
Delivery windows, parking, power and the order units are needed in.
Budget management
One production line instead of five, priced before the shoot day.
Post-production support
Help after wrap, when the footage still needs somewhere to go.
Can answers the phone.
Can drives the unit.
Miami Production RV runs as FA-PI Production Services — owner, producer and operator Can Ulker has been putting production vehicles on South Florida sets since 2004. There is no dispatch desk between you and the person who knows which coach fits a five-person make-up team.
Fashion, beauty, retail —
and the sets around them.
Campaign and editorial work has been the backbone of the fleet's calendar. Film, television and music video sit alongside it.
From a message to a unit at the curb.
Tell us the shoot
Dates, location, how many people need a chair and a mirror.
We match the unit
Layout, slide-outs, power and parking for the site.
Permits & access
Location permissions, delivery windows, where the coach can stand.
Delivery & set-up
On site before your call time, leveled and running.
Wrap & pick-up
We take the unit away when the last case is closed.
Palm Beach