Jerez is a unique European enclave located in south-western Spain. Over the years the mild climate of the area and the influence of ancient Mediterranean civilisations have left their mark both upon the face of the city and the character of the people who live there, combining to produce a way of life which makes this part of the world so special.

The Andalusian city of Jerez rests mid-way between the Atlantic coast and the mountains of the Sierra de Cádiz. This privileged geographical position is responsible for the mildest of climates, with average yearly temperatures of 20ºC, and over 3,000 hours of year-round natural sunlight of the highest quality.

The strategic geographical position of Jerez has endowed it with an international airport with flights to all major Spanish cities and European capitals; a rail network with connections to the rest of Spain; an extensive road network and an excellent tourist infrastructure.

The horse, sherry and flamenco have become the most significant symbols of this wonderful city, giving rise to spectacular fiestas and events which take over the streets and houses of the city. Asimismo, la arraigada tradición religiosa de Jerez ha generado importantes eventos que se apropian de sus calles y sus casas.

A myriad of buildings of great architectural interest are to be found in Jerez and the surrounding countryside, fruit of the sojourns of the most varied Mediterranean cultures. An unparalleled cultural heritage which spans over centuries, leaving behind archaeological remains from the phoenician, roman, muslim, jewish and christian civilisations.

The on-going relationship between the city and the audio-visual industry is confirmed by the existence of production companies, filming facilities, technicians, actors and video and cinema equipment rental companies. Moreover, Jerez has several local TV broadcasting companies and projection rooms.