Warehouses are epic places to shoot at. There’s usually a ton of windows, different wall and floor textures, open floor areas, incredibly high ceilings and a whole lot more that enable this
Remember the interesting locations from crime thrillers and police dramas where all the action happens - where money exchanges hands and every epic chase sequence starts? Sometimes dingy, almost always expansive - these
Warehouse spaces are among the most popular types of filming and event locations. Not only are they logistically appealing (with high-ceilings, large parking lots, and scratch resistant flooring and walls) they also offer
The appeal of renting a warehouse for filming probably speaks for itself: high ceilings, wide views, varied textures, and a whole lot of personality. But what is less obvious, are the steps are to actually rent a warehouse. To make the process easier, we’ve put together this comprehensive guide.
