film set walkie talkies / production crew radios bulk / video village comms
Below: the 19 models most often quoted for film & production crews. Every model page carries wholesale terms — MOQ, samples, OEM branding and shipping.
Bulk Two-Way Radios for Film & Production Crews
Anytone AT-D878UV
Full-featured DMR/analog dual-mode handheld
TYT MD-UV380
Entry DMR handheld for digital fleet rollouts
Radioddity GD-77
Popular DMR entry radio with open firmware community
Motorola CP200d
Digital/analog migration workhorse for enterprise fleets
Baofeng UV-82C
Business variant of the UV-82 for commercial fleets and site teams
Retevis RT82
IP67 rugged DMR handheld for industrial and security fleets
Retevis Ailunce HD1
Dual-band DMR/analog handheld with GPS option for fleet tracking
Anytone AT-D868UV
Earlier-generation DMR handheld; a value option for large fleet rollouts
Anytone AT-D578UV III
Mobile DMR unit for vehicles and control rooms; fleet and event comms
TYT MD-380
Widely deployed entry DMR handheld; huge accessory and firmware ecosystem
TYT MD-390
Waterproof variant of the MD-380 for outdoor and industrial fleets
Radioddity GD-77S
Updated GD-77 with an improved display; entry DMR for small fleets
Radioddity DB25-D
Dual-band DMR handheld with GPS; designed for fleet and security use
Motorola BPR40
Classic Mag One business radio; low-cost replacement for legacy fleets
Motorola CP100d
Compact DMR/analog business radio for retail and light industrial sites
Kenwood NX-1200
Professional digital handheld for enterprise fleets; NXDN and DMR variants
Hytera PD-506
Rugged DMR handheld for security, logistics and industrial fleets
Hytera PD-666
GPS-enabled DMR handheld for patrol and field teams
Vertex Standard VX-231
Legacy business handheld still ordered for fleet replacement and spares
FAQ — radios for Film & Production Crews
Which radios work best for film & production crews?
film set walkie talkies / production crew radios bulk / video village comms The 19 models above are the ones most often quoted for this environment.
How many radios should we start with?
Most operators run a pilot batch for one shift or site, then scale once channel plans and accessories are proven. Wholesale starts from around 50 units; mixed-model trial orders are welcome.
Do you supply accessories and spare batteries?
Yes — earpieces, headsets, batteries, chargers and carry cases ship with the fleet, which matters when units are replaced year after year.