Our industrial style event space has a private kitchen, private entrance and high ceilings. Flexible space for any event
A large event space suitable for corporate, creative or personal events. Available 24/7 the space has an industrial style with a private kitchen and direct street access. The friendly and accomodating... Read more
110,000 square feet of flexible, bright and design led space in Shoreditch suitable for every event, meeting or shoot.
Over 110,000 square feet situated in the heart of trendy Shoreditch, Shoreditch Exchange offers an unparalleled event experience. Highly versatile and varied spaces - purpose built event spaces, meeti... Read more
A unique event space in the heart of Camden Market. 700 Capacity over three rooms with a 2am licence.
The venue consists of three connected spaces, including the industrial style Warehouse (500 standing, 200 seated), The Club (100 standing, 80 seated), and our Grade 2 listed stables (200 standing, 100... Read more
Perfume Works, a working vacant warehouse with additional back of house support space
Perfume Works, a working vacant warehouse with additional back of house support space in North London, Perivale. The site features two spacious, pillarless stages, each spanning 9,000 sqft (837 ... Read more
Gorgeous blank canvas railway arches
The venue is made of up of two stunning Victorian railway arches, reception bar, main hall and mezzanine level and is a perfect venue to host live streaming and hybrid events, product launches, f... Read more
Where Creativity Meets Innovation and Connectivity: An industry-first, modular, versatile and creative event space.
At Sta Studios, we specialise in providing a versatile space that caters to a wide range of event needs. Whether you're hosting an educational workshop for aspiring hair professionals, launch... Read more
Rustic Railway Arch with exposed brick walls and lots of character
Railway Arch conversion. The space has two entrances and DDA compliant. This is a perfect space for those who require space to build their event. Easy access from the main road. This space is full of ... Read more
19th Century Victorian Factory, comprising over three floors with 30,000 sq.
A space that nods to the past with its enriched history and looks to the future, with its forever growing culture. Our unique venue which started its journey in the 19th Century and still offers some ... Read more
1900s brewery cooperage transformed into an exclusive space with limitless creative potential.
Step into a realm where history seamlessly embraces contemporary aesthetics at this extraordinary event space nestled in the heart of Central London. With its origins dating back to the earl... Read more
Unique arts & event space with immersive in-house tech
Situated in a beautifully restored 2,000 st ft exposed-brick arch under Waterloo Station, the venue is a captivating mix of urban graffiti culture and futuristic technology. It is the perfect bla... Read more
Warehouse with exposed brickwork, industrial windows, skylights, plants and bricks.
Interlude Studio is a versatile blank canvas space located in the heart of Hackney, East London. With a mixture of characterful features such as exposed brickwork, white walls and metal beam... Read more
Hoxton Docks is an incredible canal side venue for hire in London. The ex-coal storage facility is a unique blank canvas venue in London. We cater to all types of events in London including weddi... Read more
An epic industrial loft perfect for filming or meetings
Our entire loft apartment including roof terrace is a great space for filming, product launches, corporate away days or meeting space.Please note this is a corporate hire venue only. Our roof terra... Read more
Large 1400 capacity venue which incorporates the UK’s largest beer hall, a flexible event space, and a huge garden
Big Penny Social in Blackhorse Lane incorporates the UK’s largest beer hall, flexible event space, and a huge sunny beer garden with a total capacity of over 1,400 people. We are an incredibly v... Read more
Industrial location oozing character and natural charm. Perfect for product launches, press events and corporate events.
PLEASE NOTE:WE WILL NOT HIRE OUT THE VENUE FOR PARTIES.THIS IS A CORPORATE EVENT VENUETHIS VENUE HAS NOISE RESTRICTIONS SO NO MUSIC EVENTS OR PARTIES.MC Motors is a 6,000 sq/ft East London warehouse a... Read more
?If you're a filmmaker who dreams of making it big, the best way to do that is by producing a movie. Independent films are popular, and the rise of festivals that show them mean that if yours is produced to a high quality, there’s no reason why it won’t be the first step to something bigger. Not everyone has a large budget to spend however, so if you’re looking to shoot a movie and have a festival that you want to submit it to, you’ll need to keep some budget friendly tips in mind.
Know What Your Budget Is
You won’t be able to film anything to a
budget if you don’t know what you have to spend. You need to have a detailed
budget plan that includes everything you have available to you, and the limit
that your spending will reach on certain things. There are loads of films out
there that are produced for practically nothing, but when you do have a budget,
you need to spend it wisely. Even the smallest amount of money, used wisely,
can really change what the final product looks like. Just don’t blow it all on
one thing, plan carefully before any cameras start rolling. The majority of
independent films don’t have the same money to burn as a Hollywood blockbuster,
but you should still have enough to create a great film.
Have a Budget-Friendly Script
The script for a film really is everything.
It’s the story that you’re trying to tell, and it’s your job to do it justice.
That being said, if you have a limited budget, you’re going to be limited on
what script you use. You’re not going to be able to produce and eight-way
gunfights or anything that involves too many fancy costumes. There won’t be any
stunt doubles or special effects, so you’ll need to choose a clean script that
works well alongside your budget constraints instead of fighting them at every
turn. If there are any areas of worry, sit down with your team, and the writer,
in advance. You can discuss how you might either produce it in a way that does
the scene justice or can change it to something that has the same affect on the
audience, but it less challenging to produce.
Think Carefully About Venue
Where you’re actually shooting your film
will have a big impact on your budget. While it’s always best to have some
variety, there’s no reason why a large part of your film can’t be set in the
same place. This can create a really great atmosphere the draws the reader in.
The versatility of some venues means that if you get the correct space, it can
seem as if you are in two or more different settings without moving location at
all. One way of doing this is by hiring out an industrial location. There is a
huge variety of industrial spaces for hire in London so finding one that fits the
bill shouldn’t be a problem. These spaces are hugely popular because of their versatility,
which makes them the ideal filming location.
Get an Experienced Cast
Hiring the friend of a friend who once took
a drama class is definitely not the way to save on budget. You should still
have a casting director who can help you to find the perfect actors and actresses
for your various roles. They should be experienced and know what they’re doing
on set to enable everything to go as smoothly as possible. Try and get names
that are known as this will help you enormously when it comes to selling your
film and for publicity purposes. Your cast should also be used to working on films
with a lower budget. When they know what to expect from the set, they’re going
to be relaxed, and can share their experience of other movies they’ve starred
in with similar constraints.
Make Sure it Looks Good
This might seem a bit obvious, but a
low-budget is no excuse for a film to look
low-budget anymore. The cheapest cameras now are still amazing, and so if you’re
film comes out looking like it was shot by someone who’d never been to a cinema
before, you’re not going to get it accepted to any festivals. Yes, the editing
and post-production will take a lot of time, longer even than you might think
at first, but it needs to happen to make sure that your film is big-screen
ready. Work with your camera men and women to get the best shots possible and
be patient. With independent films, there’s no longer any leeway when it comes
to quality, so you need to make sure that yours hits the mark.
Don’t Forget About Marketing
It’s always a good idea to leave some money
aside for marketing purposes. Sending your completed film to a festival isn’t
free either, so if that’s your end goal, then you need to make sure that you
have the funds to do it. While you might think that marketing isn’t important
for an independent movie, you’ll be surprised by what a little budget in this
area can do. Organise a film premiere for your cast and crew, advertise its release
well, and you might even get your movie shown in your local theatre for a few
days. Your work isn’t done when the final edits are made, and no one will hear about
the film you’ve created unless you market it to them.
Creating an independent film is a long and
difficult process, but it can also be massively rewarding. Whether you want to
submit it to a film festival or just have a local release, it is absolutely possible
to do so under budget constrains so long as you plan out everything carefully
and hire the correct venue. Next stop, Hollywood!
Also known as warehouse spaces, industrial spaces in London provide the ultimate event venue for a wide range of occasions. And, if you’re looking to add a new and exciting dimension to your London event, an industrial space such as a loft or warehouse has a lot to offer! Known for their high ceilings, wide-open spaces, cool grungy décor, large windows and textural details, industrial venues are incredibly versatile and always make an impact.
London’s entertainment and nightlife scene is constantly evolving. The vibrant city is home to copious amounts of venues that push boundaries to unleash the extraordinary and keep the city’s entertainment scene thriving. So, if you’re considering booking an industrial space in London, you will find a great choice of fantastic venues that are sure to accommodate the vibe of your event. Throughout the capital, you will find venues that lend themselves perfectly to a diverse range of events and celebrations. And, in a city that is a constant hive of activity, you’ll never be short of things to see and do pre-and post-event.
Industrial venues in London can be used to host all manner of different events, including: • Music events • Gigs • Productions • Raves • Trade shows • Conferences • Workshops • Pop up activities • Pop up events • Parties • Weddings The vast majority of industrial spaces in London provide blank canvas opportunities, so it’s easy to put your own unique stamp on your event.
When choosing the perfect industrial event venue in London, there’s a whole lot of factors to take into consideration, including the following: • Is the location, right? • Is the venue within your budget? • Does the venue have the right ambiance and mood? • Capacity and size • Does it have access to Wi-Fi? • Is there parking available? • Acoustics and sound – are they suitable?
Absolutely! An increasing number of couples are choosing to embrace the unique nature and open plan versatility that come hand in hand with industrial wedding venues. If you’re planning a wedding in London and are looking for an industrial wedding venue that will give your big day an exciting edge, you’ve certainly landed in the right place. London is jam packed with industrial wedding venues such as lofts and warehouses that are edgy, versatile and perfectly equipped to accommodate small and large-scale weddings