Posted by Jai Singh

Whether you’re planning for a film shoot, product shoot, or casting call, every production project is different and comes with a various set of needs. While aesthetic is important, we know that budget, noise, and location are additional factors to keep in mind. Instead of scouring the web or driving around for hours, Peerspace has thousands of hidden gem locations to choose from all in one place and we’re adding new spaces daily. That’s why every month, we’ll share our best new spaces for you to explore.  

From design lofts to open warehouses, check out our ten new locations for June. 

10 New and Undiscovered Locations for Your Production Shoot

Open Loft-Style Versatile Studio

Location: Oakland, California

This space is large versatile shooting studio offering diverse backdrops. Designed for flexible shooting needs, this space also offers a backdrop of aged brick for a loft-like look, as well as a classic white panelled room with daylight.

 

10 New and Undiscovered Locations for Your Production Shoot

Yurt, Farmhouse, Barn

Location: Northeast Los Angeles, Los Angeles

The yurt, the barn, and the farmhouse share a half-acre lot with 30 fruit trees, a fire pit, and a chicken coop. While each space has a unique vibe, they share a common feeling of being in a rural location while in fact, remaining three miles from downtown LA.

 10 New and Undiscovered Locations for Your Production Shoot

5 Story Luxury Mansion with Garden and Roof Terrace

Location: Upper East Side, New York

This five story mansion has over 750 square feet of outside space with a back yard and one large roof terrace. There is a library, four bedrooms, a large dressing room, and a stunning soaking tub and shower, giving you plenty of options while shooting.

 10 New and Undiscovered Locations for Your Production Shoot

California Spanish Revival Luxury Home

Location: Brentwood, Los Angeles

This luxury home’s architecture is Spanish Revival style and features a large garden space perfect for film and photo shoots. You can find this 4,546 square feet home on Brentwood's most coveted street in Kenter Canyon.

 10 New and Undiscovered Locations for Your Production Shoot

Brick & Timber Loft

Location: South of Market, San Francisco

You’ll find a cool blend of historic character like exposed brick and Redwood columns with clean, contemporary design. With daylight from a wall of south-facing window and an open kitchen, it’s the perfect space for tabletop, laydown and food photography.

 10 New and Undiscovered Locations for Your Production Shoot

10,000 Square Feet Warehouse

Location: Central LA, Los Angeles

Windows wrap around the entire building, letting in natural light throughout the entire day. The space offers three points of entry, one of which, is a freight elevator making it great for large production shoots.

 10 New and Undiscovered Locations for Your Production Shoot

Unique Rockaway Houseboat

Location: Queens County, New York

This gigantic, well-decorated houseboat gets tons of natural light. Its unique and spacious layout includes a two-level roof, full kitchen, living room, working fireplace and four separate bedrooms with epic views of beautiful marshlands and urban skylines.

 10 New and Undiscovered Locations for Your Production Shoot

40s Deco Glam Bar

Location: Central LA

This art deco space is a 2,000 square foot cocktail bar in Hollywood available for film and photo shoots. Some of the features include a marble bar, red velvet banquets, full access to sound system, and access to back alley.

 10 New and Undiscovered Locations for Your Production Shoot

Spacious Bushwick Loft

Location: Kings County, New York

This 1,000 square loft is perfect for photo and video shoots. The loft gets tons of natural light with its large southern facing windows spanning one side of apartment.

 10 New and Undiscovered Locations for Your Production Shoot

Scandinavian Design Loft

Location: South of Market

Located in the heart of San Francisco’s modern SOMA neighborhood, this loft is impeccably designed with a modern Scandinavian aesthetic.

 

 

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