Film and TV Studios for Hire in Melbourne

Film and TV Studios for Hire in Melbourne

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In Melbourne and looking for film and TV studios ready to satisfy your needs? No matter if you are an amateur film maker or professional film location manager, get ready to hire a fantastic studio for your next project in this great Australian city! Popular for filming, the city has production-ready spaces—from soundproof green screen studios to large-scale sound stages with editing suites. Whether you are searching in the Central Business District or further afield in the South or the East of Melbourne, Tagvenue will help you find the perfect studio for your production!

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Film and TV Studios for Hire in Melbourne

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You can find most film and TV studios in the city’s downtown area. The Dockland Studio, with six stages and a workshop, is located in the redeveloped precinct of The Docklands. Nearby Port Melbourne offers several options, including sound studios. Other studios are in the easily reached West Melbourne suburb of Yarraville. South Melbourne down through to St Kilda are also excellent areas for investigation and have several studios of various sizes. Looking farther afield, Forest Hill, Richmond and Thornbury have options for studio hire that are not so susceptible to downtown traffic.

Rates for hiring a film and TV studio in Melbourne will vary depending on the size and complexity of the studio you hire. You can expect to pay around $300 for a half-day session and around $500 for a full-day dry hire of smaller to medium-sized studios. After-hours filming rates can cost around $350 for 3 hours. For larger studios, dry hire costs will start at $850 for half-day and $1300 for a full day. There are optional extras for larger studios that can be added to the costs, including air conditioning, cyclorama, lighting grids, projection rooms, and additional workspaces. (All data from Tagvenue.com)

When hiring a film and TV studio, expect to spend time looking through various dry hire options. Some studios may include basic lighting rigs, monitors, and extra spaces for rehearsals, makeup, art workshops, or wardrobe rooms. However, this depends on the studio, and offers do vary widely. If these are not included in the hire package, studios usually provide the option to hire them on an item-by-item basis. More technical equipment and lighting are not usually included in the price. However, studios can help you arrange the hire of any needed equipment separately.

Melbourne has a fantastic lineup of green screen film and TV studios ready for action, and you’ll find them right here on Tagvenue. Brunswick’s got you covered with No Filter Studios and ON3 Studio, both with serious production-ready setups. Footscray is no slouch either—Indie Film Studios and Got Next Studios are all local favourites for creatives chasing that chroma key magic.

Video & Photography Studios at We Make Online Videos - Located in the heart of the city at 49 Tope Street, this venue offers dual studio spaces perfect for creative endeavours. Its spacious 10x10m white cyclorama studio suits a myriad of projects, with the added versatility of a ceiling-high black curtain that can reveal a colour paper roll. Furthermore, the 6x4 m green screen studio stands ready to whisk your content into imaginative realms, making it a top pick for those desiring both practicality and magic.

ACDC's Studio - Situated on the bustling Little Collin's Street, This studio boasts an array of amenities ensuring a seamless production experience. With diverse backdrop choices, this studio is ready for action. Additional perks include free Wi-Fi, dressing rooms, and a kitchinette for your team!

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Your Guide to Hiring Film and TV Studios in Melbourne

Melbourne is a hotbed for creative production, with studios across the CBD, Brunswick, Southbank, and further out in the suburbs. Whether you're shooting a music video, web series, TV pilot, or commercial, there’s a studio to match your budget and vision.

What To Look For When Hiring A Studio?

  • Location & Access. Studios in the outer suburbs are typically more budget-friendly, but if your crew is based centrally, spaces near public transport hubs like Flinders Street or Richmond Station can save you time.
  • Soundproofing is crucial for clean audio. Confirm that your studio has adequate sound insulation, especially if you're recording live dialogue.
  • Studio Features:
    • Green screens or white cycloramas
    • Lighting rigs and blackout capabilities
    • Make-up & wardrobe rooms
    • Viewing rooms or control booths
    • Audience seating (for TV formats)
  • Equipment Hire. Some studios offer cameras, lighting, and grip equipment on-site. Double-check if gear is included in the hire fee or charged separately.
  • Venue Amenities. Check for essentials like parking, Wi-Fi, catering options, restrooms, and access for large vehicles or delivery.

What Is Included In A Film And TV Studio Hire In Melbourne?

Hourly hire is the norm, especially for quick commercial shoots or short-form content. But if you're planning a longer project, it’s worth asking about discounted day rates or multi-day bookings—many studios offer package deals that save you money over time.

Pricing can shift based on time and day. Evening or weekend sessions often come with higher rates, particularly if staff are required outside regular hours. Planning a late-night sci-fi scene? Expect a small surcharge.

Don't forget the extras. Beyond the space, you might need to budget for:

  • Overtime fees (many venues charge by the hour beyond your booking)
  • Catering or craft services if you're running long days
  • Security or crowd control if you're shooting with an audience or in a shared building
  • Gear hire, like lighting rigs, audio kits, or green screen cycloramas (some studios include these, others don’t)

Lastly, always check what’s included. Some studios offer full production support (crew, gear, editing suites), while others are dry hire—just the space. Knowing this upfront helps avoid last-minute stress on shoot day.

Film Studios Suitable For Small, Medium, Or Large Productions:

Small Studios
Perfect for vloggers, solo creators, or low-key commercial shoots. These compact spaces offer controlled lighting and easy green screen setups, ideal for YouTube intros, talking head interviews, and streaming content.

  • TAFTA Studios (Oakleigh) – Simple, affordable, and private. Just right for training videos or monologue recordings.
  • Studio 58 (Kew) – Cosy but well-equipped, great for one-on-one shoots or personal branding clips.
  • Kindred Cameras Photo Studio (Docklands) – Offers multiple small setups, ideal for solo creators needing variety in one session.

Medium Spaces
These studios offer more breathing room for gear, crew, and creative flexibility. Great for small production teams, client shoots, or indie filmmakers working with green screens and sets.

  • Ripe Studios (Richmond) – A polished space often used by ad agencies and creative collectives.
  • Lithium Studios (Thornbury) – A good mid-size option with solid amenities for cinematic lighting and staging.
  • Glow Studios G49 (Footscray) – A favourite for music shoots, product demos, and short-form series.

Large Studios
When your project involves cast, crew, set builds, or choreography, these larger venues are built to handle it all. Bring your biggest ideas to life with space to move and professional production capacity.

  • Valeon Studio (Northern Suburbs) – With capacity for 250, this is ideal for set builds, large crews, or multi-camera productions.
  • Bighouse Arts (Northern Suburbs) – High ceilings and multiple rooms let you run larger creative productions smoothly.
  • Blondes Garage (Windsor) – A converted industrial space with edge—great for music videos, fashion shoots, or edgy commercials.

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Verified Reviews of Film and TV Studios in Melbourne

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Justin
Booked Emerald Hall at The Russian House
5.0
We booked the Emerald Hall on relatively short notice but Elmira was more than accomodating and very helpful through the entire process. She went out of her way to make sure all questions were answered and even took the time to show another room that may have been more suitable. The space itself has a professional and european architectural feel which was perfect for what we were looking for. During the actual day of the booking Elmira was again always very helpful and even took the time to setup the space before we even arrived. Definitely would recommend the space for anyone considering it for events, professional photoshoots, weddings or anything else - also thanks again to Elmira for the amazing service right from the start till the end aswell, cannot recommend highly enough.
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Sam H.
Booked NY Loft Photo/Video Studio at La Fabrica NY Loft video & Photo Studio
5.0
The space was huge! And it had so many beautiful spots and props for set dressing for a film shoot, we were able to utilise the space so well to look like multiple locations. Loved it so much!