Former shipyard / Wooden boat building

Welcome to Chantiers Tramasset - A unique setting for film shoots

A former 19th-century shipyard on the banks of the Garonne River, the Chantiers Tramasset offers an authentic, flexible backdrop for your film shoots: industrial halls, historic slipways, a brick oven, picturesque ruins, huts on stilts and striking river landscapes. History and heritage The adventure began in 1837, at a time when the river was shaping people's lives. Pierre Tramasset founded the first workshop, which later became one of Langoiran Le Tourne's 10 shipyards, specializing in the construction of yawls, filadières, coureaux and gabares. The traditional know-how was perpetuated by his son and grandson, who expanded the business until the end of the 19th century with the construction of a second shed, an oven and a sawmill. The site remained active until 1985. In 1997, the association Les Chantiers Tramasset took over this Entre-deux-Mers heritage site, listed as a Monument Historique since 2008, and transformed it into a place of culture, crafts and living initiatives, where wooden boats, riverbanks and the river serve as a support for cultural, social and environmental projects.

The site's decor :

• Grand Chantier Construction: 1892, 874 m² Layout: 500 m² open hall with gabarre and wooden boats, 110 m² wood workshop and mediation area, 35 m² meeting room/office upstairs Special features: modular space for historical or contemporary scenes

• Wedges Function: gentle slopes with rails and carts for launching boats Special feature: Grand Chantier slipways still in use

• Kiln Structure: brick building used to soften wood Possible settings: industrial or intimate scenes, crafts, historical films Atmosphere: textures of weathered brick

• Petit Chantier History: first shed built in 1837 Condition: ruin

• Coureau - Reconstruction of the Henriette Type: flat-bottomed Gironde/Dordogne barges Particularity: reconstruction of the Henriette, the last coureau to navigate the Garonne. Context: a local project shared by the association, employees, volunteers and local players. Unfinished, it is now installed high up, near the drying oven.

• Carrelet Structure: small hut on stilts with net and winch 19th century Condition: renovated in 2017, it is possible to film the outside, but it is not possible to access the inside.

Why shoot at Chantiers Tramasset? Multiple sets on a single site: interior, exterior, fluval Textures and light: wood, brick, metal, water reflections Modular sets for cinema, advertising, music videos or TV series Authentic, lively atmosphere, between heritage and nature Easy access for crews and equipment, parking available

Ideal for: cinema, advertising, music videos, series, artistic projects.