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- Welcome to Baja Studios
- Overview
- Location
- Directions
- The Site
- The Stages
- The Tanks
- Tank Support
- Filtration Plant
- Workshops and Other Buildings
- Projection and Screening Facilities
- Heliport
- On- Site Equipment
- Studio Rates
- The Studio Staff
- Spanish Language
- Safety
- Studio Security
- Rules
- Studio Address
- Studio Phone And Fax Numbers
- How To Dial Out From Baja Studios
- Accessing Long Distance Providers
- Working in México
- Working in Baja
- How to get to Baja Studios (transportation)
- Rental Cars and Mexican Drivers
- Driving and Traffic
- Baja California State Film Commission
- Do you need a Mexican Lawyer
- Do you need a Mexican Production Manager
- A Pool of Local Employees
- Extras
- Opening a Bank Account
- Exchanging Money
- Mobile Phones
- Receiving and Sending Mail
- Local Purchases, Rentals and Services
- Production Insurance Requirements
- Your legal rights in México
- Police Authorities
- Check Points
- Drug Laws and Related Information
- Weapons Violations
- D.U.I. And Drinking Laws
- Mexican Holidays
- The Mexican Border
- Transporting Equipment and Materials
- San Ysidro
- Otay Mesa
- Crossing the Border
- Getting Stopped at the Border
- Getting a Custom Broker
- Shipping Coordinator
- Contacting Border Officials
- The Process Of Exporting Goods Into México
- Temporary Exports
- Definite Exports
- Importing Tools and Supplies For The Purpose Of Servicing Equipment
- Pro-Forma Shipping Invoices
- Tracking Pro-Forma
- Article 3.18.2
- Permits
- Items That Need Permits
- How to Pack and Label
- Three-Day Waiting Period on Self-Propelled Vehicles
- Getting “Emergency” Items Over the Border After-Hours And Weekends
- Bringing Animals Over the Border
- When Loads Need To Be Transported into México
- Leaving México
- Returning Via San Ysidro
- Returning With Personal Items
- When You Have to Pay Duty On Mexican Purchase
- Commercial Goods Sent Back Through Otay Mesa
- Returning With Items That Were Manufactured In México
- Temporary Exports That Are Lost or Damaged
- Packing Boxes and Trucks
- Completing the Return Process
- Shippers
- Courier Services
- Counter-To-Counter Service
- Over-Sized Loads
- Diesel Permits
- U.S. Sales Tax Exemptions
- Medical Services
- Accommodations
- Restaurants
- Local Services, Vendors and Contacts