Looking back on 100 years of laughter, frights, inspiring sights and heart-pounding adventures, we are so proud to have played even a small part in it.
The successful filming of “Everything Now” in Islington is a testament to the borough’s reputation as a film-friendly location. The borough has a rich cinematic history, and it’s no wonder why it continues to be a magnet for filmmakers.
We will miss Top Boy, it was a wonderful series, which launched many fruitful careers, both in front and behind the camera.
Ensuring a suitable and efficient setup for parking technical vehicles is no small feat in a city as dynamic as London.
Amongst the wide range of squares, markets and housing estates that Islington offers, we also have numerous locations that work perfectly for ‘City’ briefs.
The Kingsway Tram Tunnel, with its intriguing history and captivating ambiance, has recently become the backdrop for some of the most notable film and television productions.
Take a punt with some of the new locations that we have recently added to our locations library.
London’s iconic Sekforde Street recently played host to the thrilling TV spy series, ‘A Spy Amongst Friends.’ The location turned out to be a star in its own right, providing the ideal backdrop for a successful and visually captivating shoot.
Fully controllable multi-site hospitals are hard to find. However, look no further than Cambridgeshire Hospital – which features empty wards, corridors, exteriors and roads.
Camden is a borough known for its vibrant culture, music scene, and eclectic mix of architectural
styles. Within this bustling neighbourhood stand two hidden gems of Brutalist architecture, the
Whittington Estate and the Maiden Lane Estate.