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LOCATION SPOTLIGHT: THE WATERWAYS OF JUPITER

The Loxahatchee River

You don’t have to wander far in Jupiter to run into water. Besides the ocean, the Intracoastal Waterway, the Loxahatchee River and the Jupiter Inlet all connect with many creeks and forks that allow boaters and paddlers to take in the scene or create one on the water. Whether you need a cypress forest, a place to watch birds, or a fantastic sunrise or sunset spot, there is a lot waiting to be explored along Jupiter’s Waterway Trail.

The lagoon at DuBois Park

Most of us think of a beach when we envision a waterfront scene for film or television, yet filming on the beach isn’t without its problems. Wind noise is one situation that can ruin a production shoot day quickly. The lagoon at DuBois Park provides a sheltered waterfront area that helps eliminate wind noise for a walk-and-talk on the beach scene, and doubles as a river on the south side of the lagoon.

Sunset at Jupiter Inlet

Scouting by boat is great way to take in several waterfront options and quickly eliminate the ones that don’t work for your production. No boat? No problem! Film-friendly Jupiter Outdoor Center has boats and kayaks for hire along with a ton of local knowledge about tides and even the best time of day to capture crystal clear turquoise water. To find out more about filming in Jupiter, visit pbfilm.com/locations.