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Gettysburg Film Commission
The Gettysburg Film Commission aims to function as a liaison between film production and local businesses and resources in order to place Gettysburg and Adams County on the map as a viable, accessible, and appealing location for future projects.
Kristin Webb, Film Commissioner
15 Seminary Ridge
Gettysburg, PA 17325
P: 717–334–0551
E: kristin@gettysburgfilmcommission.org
Highlights of Gettysburg and Adams County
Adams County offers filmmakers an extraordinary visual palette, seamlessly transitioning from the iconic historic battlefields to expansive agricultural valleys and the rugged beauty of South Mountain. The diverse landscapes provide authentic American backdrops capable of representing multiple time periods, regions, and settings for film, television, documentaries, and commercial productions.
Within minutes, productions can access historic battlefields, rolling fruit orchards, dense forests, mountain foothills, winding country roads, rustic barns, covered bridges, Civil War-era architecture, historic bank barns, charming brick storefronts, churches, and preserved 18th- and 19th-century buildings. Sweeping agricultural vistas and untouched woodland create endless opportunities for cinematic storytelling.
Whether your project requires a small-town Main Street, rural Americana, historic landscapes, or dramatic natural scenery, Adams County offers an unmatched combination of visual authenticity, accessibility, and production-friendly locations—all within a single destination.
