evidence: If an international production company requires non-UK nationals to come to the UK for only a location shoot, then entry as a visitor may be adequate. The Rules state that: "Film crew (actor, producer, director or technician) employed by an overseas company may visit the UK to take part in a location shoot for a film or programme or other media content that is produced and financed overseas." [...] - A non-visa national*, - in the UK for a short duration (not more than six months), - working on location only (as defined by the rule above), and not for a ‘UK production’, - paid by a non-UK company, - able to maintain and accommodate themselves and any dependants without public funds, and - able to meet the cost of their onward or return journey out of the UK. [...] - Passports - Employment by/payment from an overseas company (e.g., contract/payslip)