From first look to wrap.
Four moves take you from an open brief to a confirmed location, and a scout stays with the production until the day is done.
01
Browse the catalogue
Filter by setting, region, visual character, crew size and what the shoot needs on the day. Every result is a place we have walked ourselves.
02
Walk it room by room
Open a location and pick a room from the plan. Its photographs, measurements and production notes follow your choice, so you know the space before the recce.
03
Shortlist and compare
Mark the frames you like and they wait in your shortlist. Add notes for the team, then line up three locations side by side on the details that decide a shoot.
04
Send one brief
Dates, crew, requirements and your whole shortlist go to the desk in one message. A named scout replies within one working day.
On the day, we are on site.
Production support comes with every booking, from the first walk round to the final check out.
Recces that answer questions
We walk the space with your heads of department and bring the plan, the power survey and the owner.
Access and parking plans
Unit base, truck routes and loading doors are mapped before the call sheet goes out.
Power and blackout
We confirm supply, distribution points and how each room goes dark.
Neighbours and permissions
We speak to the street, the building and the council so the day runs quietly.
Protection and reinstatement
Floors, walls and furniture are protected going in and checked coming out.
A scout until wrap
Your scout is on site from first truck to last, with the owner on speed dial.