Keeping a solid theme for your next production helps direct your attention to the perfect space. Whether you need a fully equipped indoor set or outdoor locations, exploring multiple potential locations can add character to your shoot and help you create a multidimensional video project.

Film and Photo Studios
Film and photo studios are classic locations for video and photo shoots. They have all the amenities you need in one location and offer affordable rates. These flexible locations allow small production teams to exercise their creativity, as virtually every aspect of the shoot can be controlled—from the lighting to the props and backdrops. With features like green screens, blackout curtains, lighting rigs, and LED walls, there’s nothing that can limit what you can do with these studios. Consider renting out this amazing fully lit white cyc studio for your next photo or video shoot.

Outdoor Locations
Outdoor locations range from downtown streets to natural locations such as mountains, farms, and desert lands. Production companies often prefer outdoor locations, especially when operating larger filming equipment. It’s important to consider each area’s capacity and restrictions, as well as the benefits of natural light for your film crew and creative projects, before finalizing your decision to book an outdoor video shoot setting.

Houses and Estates
Houses have multiple rooms that can be used for different scenes and can help serve as a location for lifestyle photo shoots, documentary films, music videos, short films, or feature films. Finding a house or estate that fits the theme of your video shoot is vital as it can help you connect to the viewers better. Property owners may impose their own rules, such as a limit to the number of crew members allowed, the type of content to be filmed (e.g. no adult filming), or a mandatory cleaning fee, so it’s important to ask all the questions to ensure the location meets your production requirements.

Restaurants and Cafes
As filming locations, restaurants and cafes offer a familiar and cozy atmosphere for video projects. A production company can arrange with property owners to either rent the entire establishment during the shoot or only specific areas while the restaurant continues its business, allowing for a more authentic setting. Consider this popular pink cafe in Los Angeles as your next video shoot venue.