Film & video studio hire · Greenwich, London
Film Studio Hire London
Commercials, music videos, interviews and creator content. Find the right starting point for your production at our Greenwich studio.
Different content. A considered plan.
Make Room for the Idea.
Creator & Brand-LED Content
Plan the message, the delivery and the final crop. For YouTube, social content or a founder-led film, allow time for rehearsals, alternative openings and clean supporting shots.
Performance & Story
Build the visual language around the music, movement or narrative. Share lighting references, set plans and the camera movement you need before deciding how to use the floor.
From Storyboard to Shot List
Turn the idea into a practical sequence. List setups, talent, props and deliverables, then allow for changes, pickups and portrait as well as landscape compositions.
Script, Sound & Schedule
For interviews, dialogue or demonstrations, tell us about your sound requirements before booking. Arrange a recce or sound check and agree recording needs; do not assume acoustic isolation.
Plan the production
The Brief Comes First.
What Are You Making?
List the finished assets, their audience and where they will be used. Include both main outputs and supporting cutdowns or crops.
What Does the Setup Need?
Plan the background, lighting, props, crew and preparation time around the actual shot list.
Explore facilities ↗How Will the Day Run?
Include loading, preparation, tests, changes and pack-down in the booking. Share your date and working hours when enquiring.
See how booking works ↗Make the most of the booking
One Brief Can Span Stills and Motion.
If your campaign needs photographs and video, plan the two together while giving each its own lighting and production time. Discuss shared sets, talent schedules, audio requirements and the order of capture before booking.
Explore photography shoot typesA practical studio base
Choose the Space After the Shot List.
Explore the real studio, technical details and available setups before choosing a working approach. The cove, blackout, green screen studio, drive-in access and set-building options suit different briefs; agree preparation and equipment with the studio team.
Flexible production planning
Bring Your Crew. Shape Your Hire.
Use dry hire with your own equipment and team, or request a package with separately agreed kit and support. There is no additional charge simply for bringing your own kit. Choose half-day, full-day or longer hire around the complete production schedule.
Studio hire questions
A Few Useful Answers.
Can We Bring Our Own Equipment?
Yes. You can bring your own equipment at no extra bringing-kit charge. Cineview also has over 400 items of equipment in house. Hiring suitable kit from the studio can save time and transport costs. Explore our equipment list and contact us with your equipment requirements to confirm availability and prices.
Are Dogs and Children Welcome?
Yes. Dogs and children are welcome, and Cineview is a dog-friendly studio. Please contact us before bringing dogs so we can discuss the practical arrangements for your booking.
Do Clients Need Insurance?
Client insurance is not required unless the work involves fire or water. Contact us before booking any fire or water activity to discuss the necessary cover and practical arrangements.
Do We Need to Send Shot Lists or Call Sheets?
No. Shot lists and call sheets are optional; you do not need to send them before shoot day. You are welcome to share them if they will help the studio team support your plans.
What Is Included in the Booking?
Your quote confirms the studio space, hire hours, preparation and any agreed extras. Equipment and production support are quoted separately unless expressly included.
How Do We Secure a Date?
Send your preferred date and brief. We confirm availability and the booking details; full payment is required to secure the agreed booking.
Does a Shoot-Type Page Mean Crew and Equipment Are Included?
No. These guides explain what you can plan in the studio. Your written quote sets out the hire hours, space, preparation, equipment and any specifically agreed support.
Explore the Studio in 3D
Compare blackout, green screen and virtual production layouts. These are alternative configurations of the same studio. Open any plan for a larger view.
360° Blackout Studio
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Green Screen Studio
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