Find the setting. Plan the shoot.
A location library for film, stills and commercials. Walk each space room by room, check it against the plan, then send one brief for the lot.
SL-0118
House
SL-0124
House
SL-0131
Apartment
SL-0142
Warehouse
Start from what the script calls for.
Twelve locations on the books, each one photographed, measured and noted room by room.
By setting
Family homes, townhouses and villas
Lofts, penthouses and city flats
Raw sheds, factories and depots
Daylight, cove and blackout stages
Libraries, halls and period rooms
Coast, quarry and open country
By region
Studios and terraces inside the ring road
Warehouses, yards and canal sides
Townhouses and garden squares
Wharves, lofts and boat sheds
Farmhouses, estates and woodland
Beaches, cliffs and harbour towns
Know the room before the recce.
Every location opens as a dossier. Pick a room from the plan and its photographs and production notes follow.
Living room
9.2 x 7.4 m
Production notes
Double-height space with a stone fireplace wall. The sofa is modular and clears in 20 minutes, leaving 9 m of shooting depth toward the glazing.
Light
South and west, sun from 1pm
More on the books
SL-0137
Apartment
SL-0149
Warehouse
SL-0163
Studio
SL-0177
Heritage
From first look to recce in four moves.
01
Browse the catalogue
Filter by setting, region, character and what the shoot needs on the day.
02
Walk it room by room
Pick a room on the plan and see its photographs and production notes together.
03
Shortlist and compare
Mark the frames you like, add your notes, then line up three side by side.
04
Send one brief
Your shortlist travels with the enquiry, so the first reply already has answers.
Got a space a camera would love?
Put it on the books. We photograph it, draw the plan, field every enquiry and stay on site for the shoot.