How to Rent Your House for Filming in Los Angeles
The owner's guide for exceptional houses: which properties productions book, what a shoot day involves, insurance and permits from your side, and how listing with Image Locations works.
Stories and working knowledge from the Image Locations team
The owner's guide for exceptional houses: which properties productions book, what a shoot day involves, insurance and permits from your side, and how listing with Image Locations works.
Philip Dixon's 6,000-square-foot Moroccan compound in Venice: what it looks like on camera, the studio upstairs, who has shot there, and how to book it.
Where LA productions find gyms that welcome cameras: boxing gyms, warehouse training floors, barre studios, courts and turf, with notes on members, buyouts and permit offices.
Tree-lined family streets, Craftsman blocks and full suburban street takeovers: where Los Angeles hides the all-American neighborhood and how to film it.
Where LA productions actually find their warehouses: Downtown and the Arts District, Boyle Heights, Vernon and the Valley, with load-in, power and permit notes.
Joshua Tree, the Antelope Valley, Palm Springs and Pioneertown compared: what each desert looks like on camera and how productions actually shoot there.
Discover The (W)rapper, one of Los Angeles’ most visually striking filming locations. With open interiors, futuristic architecture, and cinematic flexibility, it’s perfect for film, fashion, and commercial shoots.
Go behind the scenes of Doechii’s viral music video “Anxiety,” a haunting remake of “Somebody That I Used to Know.” From a full street takeover to high-energy creative collaboration with Capitol Records and More Avenue Productions, here’s how Image Locations helped bring this bold vision to life.